Tag: microsoft
Microsoft Teams: Cannot install for all users when a VDI environment is not detected
This great little write up came from Jacques Bensimon. Tried installing the Microsoft Teams MSI will “ALLUSER=1” on a plain W10 computer, and got this: ... Read More
VMware User Environment Manager (aka Dynamic Environment Manager)
The end of year is coming up and I’m cleaning out all of my Evernote archives and getting all of my posts up and out ... Read More
Alexa Beat Cortana … or is about to.
If you haven’t heard, Microsoft is stopping development, support, and roll out of Cortana in several regional markets around the world. Great Britain, Australia, Germany, ... Read More
Microsoft Application Layering using MSIX
Microsoft purchased FSLogix in late 2018 and it looks like at this year’s annual conference, IGNITE 2019, we might have a sneak peek at some of the fruits of ... Read More
When is Microsoft Exchange 2010 Support End date?
The end of support date for Exchange 2010 was Jan. 14th 2020 but it has recently been extended to October 31st. Chris Gambino sent over ... Read More
Windows 10 Start Menu Behavior Rationalized
Buckle up for another Master Class from Jacques Bensimon. Some deep dives into the Windows Start Menu behavior and some great tips on how to ... Read More
VMware App Volumes and FSLogix container conflicts resolved.
I have a client where we have implemented a full VMware Horizon VDI solution. This solution consists of VMware Horizon, User Environment Manager and App ... Read More
A Brief History of User Profiles …and an Idea for Microsoft!
Here is a great piece written by Jacques Bensimon. Before getting into it, let me stress that this is not a survey of all available ... Read More
RIP: Microsoft HealthVault – Migrating the data out
The first big PHR related service to shut down was in 2011. Google Health. PHR or Personal Health Record is the idea that you should ... Read More
How to Activate Office Faster with Citrix PVS 1906
There is a new version of Citrix Provisioning Services out. Version 1906. Along with a number of bug fixes, security patches, etc.. our friend Aaron ... Read More