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Alert!

If you want to contact me because a tutorial is not the solution, you can leave a comment under the tutorial itself.

I ignore tech-support questions over the mail.

Why?

Sorry, I know it sounds harsh, but…
In the past I have helped others over the mail and usually took over their device remotely and sometimes it took me up to 2-3 hours before I solved it.

I do not want to spend so much time per individual.
I do not get the satisfaction as I do with writing tutorials.

The tutorials are what I have, and if these do not resolve your issue, you can leave a comment and then I see if I or someone else has a solution for you.

When can I contact you?

You may contact me for the following topics.

Guest posting

Here are some ideas about which you could post guest on.

  • Have you encountered an error message yourself and have you solved this?
  • Did you create a creative PowerShell script where you would like to give a little more explanation on?
  • Is there a new (tech)product or topic you want to share information about?

You can publish it on my blog, with your own authoring at the bottom of the post.

Other

Do you have a subject that I have not yet mentioned? Feel free to contact me.

Contact

Contact me @ Linkedin.