Version 0.29Â is out, changes:
- Configurable email notifications
- Count+display all warnings and errors
- Count+display number of changes
- Removed auto-elevation
- Display syncmode when starting
Get it here
Version 0.29Â is out, changes:
Get it here
In some cases, your users might not want to use OnedriveMapper as a logon script, but want to manually start it, or both.
Powershell execution policy, and generally the complexity involved for most users in starting scripts can be avoided by building a ‘smart’ shortcut to the script with the following line as the ‘target’:
%SystemRoot%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -WindowStyle Hidden -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -File “C:\Program Files (x86)\Lieben.nu\OnedriveMapper\OnedriveMapper_v3.17.ps1”
Obviously you’ll have to modify the path used there 🙂
Version 2.47 of OneDriveMapper has been released!
Get the new version here
Some Windows services can be triggered to start at certain events. These services have ‘Tigger Start’ in their startup name behind whatever you configured (like Manual).
Powershell does not have a native method to register the type of event that triggers such a service, C++ and C# do…..and Powershell can natively run C#.
To trigger a service, you’ll need its guid first:
run sc triggerinfo <SERVICENAME>
This will give you a GUID, for example for the WebClient service:
22b6d684-fa63-4578-87c9-effcbe6643c7
You can then use this GUID in the following script to trigger your service from Powershell 🙂 Continue reading How to start a “Trigger Start” windows service with Powershell without elevation / admin rights
Version 2.45 of OneDriveMapper has been released!
Get the new version here