Month: April 2016

Creating WPF GUI Applications with Pure PowerShell

Posted on by Trevor Jones in Applications, Powershell, Uncategorized, WPF

When creating a GUI application in PowerShell, I usually use Visual Studio, or Blend for Visual Studio, to design a WPF application, then copy and run the XAML code in PowerShell.  Designing in VS is generally easier and quicker and creates less code, but it is also perfectly possible to create a WPF GUI using … Continue reading Creating WPF GUI Applications with Pure PowerShell →

Temporarily Increasing the ConfigMgr Client Cache Size for a Large Application

Posted on by Trevor Jones in Applications, ConfigMgr, Packages, Powershell, SCCM

Recently I had to deploy an application whose content files were larger than the default SCCM client cache size (5120 MB).  This will return an error in the Software Center, such as: 0x87D01201 (The content download cannot be performed because there is not enough available space in cache or the disk is full.) I didn't … Continue reading Temporarily Increasing the ConfigMgr Client Cache Size for a Large Application →