With VMware Horizon DaaS no longer part of our service offerings, we needed a clean and consistent way to remove the Horizon Client from all managed devices after migration. This post covers the why behind our transition away from Horizon, the challenges of uninstalling it at scale, and the PowerShell script we developed to make the process fast, silent, and reliable.
A Windows Server crash due to a Windows Update led to a 0x00000100 Stop error. After restoring from backup, a recovery option using bootable media was discovered.
Attempting to convert a Linux box into a VM, the user encountered issues launching VMware vCenter Converter Standalone on an HP EliteBook due to a conflict with Wacom ISD Service; stopping it resolved the problem.
The Lenovo ThinkCentre m53, initially incompatible with VMware vSphere ESXi, was adapted using custom drivers and a PowerShell script to create an ESXi-enabled ISO. This was then used to make a bootable USB drive. We got there in the end.
Manjaro Linux is a surprisingly older Linux distribution based on the popular distro, Arch. However recently is has shot up in popularity with more recent […]
I found this really helpful article from Rickard Nobel who has done a set of testing showing the performance improves when using VMXNET3 network adapters […]
I have been wondering about what the letters ESX stand for in VMware’s core virtual machine software, VMware ESX(i). But it’s not what you think […]
For some people, they have found that their virtual machines aren’t starting up with the host, leaving their virtual machines off until manually logging into […]
Virtual Machines are a big part of my life and is increasingly the case in the IT industry. In IT if you’re not willing to learn […]
