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Before adding a new print driver to your Citrix/Terminal server you may want to do a test if it's working. If it's not working you do an unistall. But, many print vendors unistall programs doesn't remove everything. I created a script to do a backup of the printer subsystem (both registry and files), so if the drivers is no good you can easily restore to the point before adding the driver.



Download the script here

Created a robocopy script which I used when to migrate a large amount of data from one server to another. Used it to migrate data one day and the next day I ran the script it just migrate data that has changed. This allowed to minimize the time for the final migration.



Download Robocopy and the script here

So, today I was investigating how to replicate printer drivers in a Terminal Server envorinment. I found a great article by Wilco Van Bragt. Wilco goes trough how to handle and design printers and drivers in a Terminal Server/Citrix environment. This is a must read and I consider most of it as best practise.. The article also contains a script to replicate printer drivers.



Read the article here

Download the script here

Created a reboot script which I use in a 24H Citrix/Terminal server environment to automatically do some maintance.



Download the script here

Today I helped a customer to make some changes on several servers. Instead of logging onto every server and make the changes I downloaded PSTools and created a script thast uses PSExec to make the changes.



Download PSTools here

Download the script here

Ran into the site Flashtro, a site creating old Amiga cracktros to flash (flashtro). Couldn't resist to download Angels cracktro for the awesome game Shadow of the Beast II.



Visit flashtro here

Created a script to create a Scheduled Task remotely. Used this to create a reboot schedule in a Terminal Server environment.



Download the script here.