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on June 05, 2011

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Installing X-Rite Eye-One Display 2 on Windows 8.1 / Windows 10

The X-Rite Eye-One Display 2 on Windows 8.1 is not supported by X-rite, there are no drivers to download from the website but there is a way around it. I got mine from eBay, quite cheap (£30) for a color calibrator, they are usually around £100+ even for a used one, without knowing that it's not going to work on my Win 8.1 laptop, I could't find much on how to make the Eye-One Display 2 work so I hope that this will help others like me. It works fine on Windows 7 32/64 bit but it is not recognized on Windows 8 / 8.1 so this is how I've installed it: Step 1 - from the X-Rite website you have to download the following: the calibration software - Eye One Match 3 - https://www.xrite.com/service-support/downloads/i/i1match_software-windows_v3_6_2 - this works on any windows version the drivers' pack - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UEi0iI3su6DYoZ6oPs7dOIXAm76OZWIT?usp=sharing - this is in fact for win XP to Vista but it worked on my laptop (win 8.1 64

How to collect printer information from W10 with Intune

This is an easy way to collect the installed printer list from a Windows 10 machine using Intune and PowerShell. If you need to get a list of all the printers installed on a user's computer and you are managing it with Intune, this is one way There will be a local log created - it is used by Intune to verify the script has been applied Also, the files generated will contain the computer name for easy tracking 1. Get yourself an FTP server, available on the outside - if possible just basic access - change the below attributes to your custom ones ftp.company.com username password 2. Change the below script to match your FTP server details ***************************************************************************** # Create a log of all results every time this script runs Start-Transcript -Path " C:\ScopeIntuneLogs\Printers.log " # Start script $startDate = Get-Date "Script started at $startDate..." Write-Host "" # Define variables $FTPUsername = &quo

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