A quick post on something that’s not overly technical. I was editing a SCCM task sequence and I wanted to run multiple commands on the task sequence ‘Run Command Line’ step without using a batch file. I remember that Command Processor allows the & character to join commands together. I tested this out in the [...]
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Running multiple commands in SCCM ‘Run Command Line’ Task Sequence step
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