It’s part #2 of our Windows logon optimization series – today, we are talking about storage and networks
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Author: James Rankin
QuickPost – how to stop FSLogix Profile Containers bloating when running Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams’ profile bloat is truly awful. Here’s a quick guide to getting around it! This is a basic runthrough
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The ultimate guide to Windows logon time optimizations – part #1
Everything you need to know about Windows logons in one blog series starts right here! I have threatened on several
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QuickPost – adding Windows File Explorer functions to the right-click menu
Do you want to customize your Windows context menus with File Explorer functions? Read on… I had a request recently
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uberAgent explored, part #4 – is it the product for you?
Part #4 of an in-depth exploration of the uberAgent product – what’s the final verdict? If you haven’t read part
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Using multiple Citrix Workspace App / Receiver versions from the same image
Is it possible to use two Citrix client versions in one image? Actually – yes! The problem This week Citrix
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QuickPost – Using vPrefer instead of Keywords with Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops
vPrefer is a little-known Citrix feature that offers you some handy functionality for niche situations. Let’s quickly run through it.
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UserLock – managing and securing Active Directory logons
It’s time for a product review and a look into the Active Directory security space. Over the last couple of
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QuickPost – blank icons on Windows 10 desktop when using FSLogix to mask Office
Quick blog today, an oddity you may see using App Masking to hide Microsoft Office. I noticed this problem pop
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uberAgent explored, part #3 – a deeper relationship
Part #3 of an in-depth exploration of the uberAgent product – living with it longer-term If you haven’t read part
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