Windows 10: Kaspersky Script Injection

Warning received after turning off Kaspersky JavaScript Injection. I want my system to be secure, but the slowdown is unacceptable. Any thoughts from those who use Kaspersky?

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Cannot inject Windows 10 1703 updates into my .wim image

I am trying to inject Windows 10 1703 cumulative updates into my .wim image through a power shell script. I have been able to successfully install the 1607 cumulative updates but when i try to inject the 1703 updates it instantly says 100% complete and
then goes on to say that the updates applied successfully but they when I deploy the image it is still version 1607.

Am I missing something?

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Edge and SharePoint "Open with Explorer" doesn't work

You would be looking at the "SuiteBarBrandingElementHtml" property of your $webapp object.

Indeed, this is a little known but very powerful way to inject javascript to all the pages of a web application. The original intent of this cmdlet is simply to customize the "SharePoint" word in the suite bar, but nothing prevents it to inject a javascript
file that calls multiple customization. Here is how I load my javascript file (under the style library of the "root" site collection) containing my first block of code and several other customization:

# Enter your web-application-url

$app = Get-SPWebApplication -Identity https://[SP ROOT SC URL]/



$markup = @"

<div id='javascript-breadcrumb' class='ms-core-deltaSuiteLinks' style='line-height: 15px; width: auto;'>[THIS IS WHERE YOU WOULD USUALLY CUSTOMIZE THE "SHAREPOINT" LABEL IN THE SUITE BAR]</div>

<script type="text/javascript" src="/Style%20Library/_design/jquery.min.js"></script>

<script type="text/javascript" src="/Style%20Library/_design/Control/jsCtrl.js"></script>

"@



$app.SuiteBarBrandingElementHtml = $markup

$app.Update();

This is unfortunately only available on SharePoint Server, not Online. The client-side API does not expose this property, ASAIK.