I learned this lesson 20 years ago working on a pc with a shitty demon-possessed power cable. Is what it is.Īnd slap the people who insist that leaving unsaved work open on their PC is important to their 'flow'. So when I have to reinstall they always complain. I'd rather just clone it.Īnd that CAD software, half the employees we have have to spend almost a day getting it back to the customizations they wanted, since the stupid software only saves some things to a profile that you can save. The list goes on, and it's not even close to what my boss has to do.

Reinstalling even newer drivers than w10 does

The cad software we use so I can simulate user's use-case scenarios Remove the w10 stuff I hate the 'right' way as powershell scripts need to be updated every damn feature update it seems and I have stopped relying on them for debloating since they tend to break things Setup powershell and cmd to run as administrator Google Chrome work profile login and sync MS SQL Server Management Studio 18 and it's config Setting up windows in the fashion I prefer that differs from our users, both for speed, reduction of wasted time, etc.Ī lot of frameworks and prereqs for company's internally designed and customized software. Driver insertion has just not worked well these last few feature updates, hitting the dell driver cabs with a pnputil cli command screws things up, even using dell support assistant screws it up. Let windows 10 install it's own drivers and updates which can take hours, because otherwise I get blue screens or corruption.

RSAT for w10_1903 (powershell script that I have to look up again and save, instead of clicking everything stupidly in the w10 features screen) Yeah but on my computer (vs the users) it takes me a good 4 hours to 6 hours to settle in and get all the stuff right. Though I had to retrain some brains that made templates and had gotten used to editing first then 'saving as' instead of saving a copy first then editing. The amount of times this has saved someone that wasn't paying attention to their battery level alone made it worth it. 1TB of storage.why not use it? Now they also have it on any computer they are logged in at (with a small time frame to sync docs across) and even their mobile device's OneDrive app.Įdit: the other added benefit to this, versus letting OneDrive just casually backup the docs folder through its general method is it turns all the docs held within to live docs, where every keystroke is then saved just like a google doc. When they save something to the 'docs' folder it's now instantly backed up to OneDrive. So take this with a bit of salt, but I don't see why this couldn't work in bigger outfits.Ĭhange the location of the Documents folder to the OneDrive folder. Just to note I manage a small sub 50 end user environment.

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