Applications like GlobalProtect when installed will deploy Root CA certificates (when setup properly), what if a customer wants to remove the Root CA certificates along with an uninstall of GlobalProtect then re-install with another version of GlobalProtect, this is what can be done to achieve this. What the application will do overall: Kills GlobalProtect process Run fast reference package to uninstall Remove certs based on thumbprints Sleeps for 30 seconds Then installs Glo

One of our customers listed me a detail list of Dell vulernable apps within their tenant. I tried to re-invent the wheel by using my HP Bloatware removal remediation script which did partial removing these bloatware apps. I ended up using Andrew Taylor's script with some modifications in place by removing all the unwanted bloatware lines he has added, and only focusing on Dell bloatware and Dell installed apps. Install.ps 1 #################################################

I have this customer where strangly enough Company Portal and Notepad fail to install properly on their Windows 11 devices, even from the logs I was seeing these: [Win32App][WinGetApp][WinGetAppDetectionExecutor] Starting detection of app with id: 0a74d8d1-42e1-414a-ade0-5cfec8545c94 and context: SystemContext. [Win32App][WinGetApp][WinGetOperation] Starting Detection for app with id: 0a74d8d1-42e1-414a-ade0-5cfec8545c94 and package id: 9WZDNCRFJ3PZ. [Win32App][ReportingManag

Had this issue with a customer who reported having issues with ASP.Net Core 8.0.11 showing up in Tenable, where the current installed is...