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August 29, 2025

Announcements!

Windows Terminal Preview 1.24 Release (devblogs.microsoft.com)
We're back with another Terminal release for you! This development cycle, we focused on overall

quality of life improvements and bug fixes. We are also updating Windows Terminal stable to version 1.23, which will include all of the features from this previous blog post. Some notable features to call out are: 🌟 A completely new [...]

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By: Kayla Cinnamon submitted:Aug 29 2025

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Creating and Using an Azure Automation Custom Runtime Environment (office365itpros.com)
A custom runtime environment is a way of defining a specific job execution environment for Azure

Automation runbooks, including Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK runbooks. In this article, we create a new environment for PowerShell V7.4, load in some SDK modules, switch a runbook from a system-generated environment, and run some code.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Aug 29 2025

Enrich your image using PSNerdio (nielskok.tech)
New part of the PSNerdio series! This part is about how to enrich your image using PSNerdio. So, we

are adding scripted actions, applications and schedules to the image. This allows you to create a complete image via PSNerdio.

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By: Niels Kok submitted:Aug 29 2025

How to Monitor Windows Events in Real-Time Using PowerShell (bartpasmans.tech)
For the trusted readers of my blog yes, this is another event driven architecture topic! And this

time we'll be diving into WMI Events with PowerShell!

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By: Bart Pasmans submitted:Aug 29 2025

September 2025 Update for Automating Microsoft 365 with PowerShell (office365itpros.com)
The Office 365 for IT Pros eBook team is proud to announce the availability of update 15 for the

Automating Microsoft 365 with PowerShell eBook. The book includes extensive coverage of how to work with Microsoft 365 workloads through standard modules, Graph APIs, and the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK, including hundreds of practical examples over 350-plus pages. No fluff, just real-world code.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Aug 29 2025

Unleashing Parallelism in PowerShell (bartpasmans.tech)
If you've been around PowerShell for a while, you know it's great at looping through stuff. Need to

process a list of files? Easy. Query a set of servers? Piece of cake. But sometimes... you hit a wall. The problem? Sequential execution.

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By: Bart Pasmans submitted:Aug 29 2025

Update your Lenovo using the LSUClient PowerShell module (powershellisfun.com)
I like my Lenovo hardware, and I want to keep it up to date with the latest drivers, firmware, and

other software updates. In this small blog post, I will show you how you can do that using the LSUClient module from Jantari.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Aug 29 2025

Windows Terminal v1.23 and v1.24: new features and installation (4sysops.com)
Microsoft has released Windows Terminal version 1.23 as a stable update, and version 1.24 as the

latest preview, both bringing major improvements to the popular command-line tool. These versions introduce a completely new windowing architecture, expanded settings in the user interface, and other powerful enhancements for productivity and customization. In this article, we'll explore what's new in these updates and to how to install the latest stable and preview builds through Microsoft Store, winget, choco, and scoop.

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By: IT News submitted:Aug 29 2025

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

AutomatedLab UI v1.1.0 (github.com)
A PowerShell Universal frontend for AutomatedLab.Utils
By: Stephen Valdinger submitted:Aug 29 2025

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

Find-TotalJobs Function (powershellmagic.netlify.app)
I ended up writing a function to complete this task of searching and applying for jobs for me. I

have included a synopsis, but I just want to clarify I was using PowerShell 7 to run this function

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By: Adam Bacon submitted:Aug 29 2025

Community

How to Build a Coding Agent – It’s 50 Lines of Code (meetup.com)
Friday, September 5, 2025 - 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM EDT
By: New York PowerShell Meetup submitted:Aug 29 2025

PowerShell Community Lightning Demos (youtube.com)
Lightning demos are about 5 minutes long and are a great way to showcase a lot of ideas/projects,

quickly.

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By: PDQ submitted:Aug 29 2025

Unlocking Automation with AI Shell and Desired State Configuration with Jason Helmick (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, we're live from TechMentor at the Microsoft campus with

two incredible guests: longtime advocate, educator, and PM on the PowerShell team at Microsoft - Jason Helmick and newcomer Troy Brown. This special episode captures the heart of community, innovation, and the transformative power of PowerShell-from seasoned insight to beginner breakthroughs.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Aug 29 2025

Fun

WoW (github.com)
A PowerShell module containing utilities for World of Warcraft.
By: PSModule.io submitted:Aug 29 2025

Upcoming Events

PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2026 Call for Proposals (CFP) (powershellsummit.org)
April 13-17, 2026 in Bellevue, WA
By: PowerShell.org submitted:Aug 29 2025

PSConfEU MiniCon 2025 (ti.to)
MiniCon is back! Join the PSConfEU community on 14 October 2025. Secure your free ticket now!
By: PSConfEU submitted:Aug 29 2025

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August 22, 2025

Announcements!

ANNOUNCING PSWeekly the Module!!! (github.com)
You can now read and search PowerShell Weekly without leaving the comfort of your shell. Because why

should your terminal miss out on the good stuff? Simply Install-Module PSWeekly, then run Get-PSWeekly to get the most recent addition.

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By: Matthew Dowst submitted:Aug 22 2025

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Auto Deploy Progressive Web Applications (PWA) using Intune or PowerShell (thelazyadministrator.com)
In this article I will walk you through installing progressive web app's, or PWA's to endpoint

machines using either PowerShell or Microsoft Intune. You may want to do this for users with frontline licenses that grant them web apps but not full desktop application's.

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By: Brad Wyatt submitted:Aug 22 2025

Better Control over Your Copilot Code Suggestions (devblogs.microsoft.com)
Copilot code completions and suggestions in the editor speed you up in your daily programming and

coding activities, at every keystroke. They help you finish the line you're typing or anticipate your next edit, making your workflow smoother and faster.

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By: Simona Liao submitted:Aug 22 2025

How to Free Up and Automatically Manage Disk Space for WSL on Windows 10/11 (freecodecamp.org)
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) lets you run a Linux environment directly on Windows. This is

particularly useful for web development where you can develop and test applications in a Linux environment without leaving Windows.

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By: brooklyn submitted:Aug 22 2025

PowerShell: Stop Outlook from Junking Legit Messages (techbloggingfool.com)
Outlook often struggles with erroneous junk mail classifications. It seems that some messages can

pass through the SMTP perimeter scanning and email authentication, but still end up in Outlook's junk folder. The internal workings of Outlook's built-in message filters aren't fully documented anywhere that I know of. This can lead to some perplexing situations.

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By: Kevin Trent submitted:Aug 22 2025

Remote HTTP access to self-hosted Ollama AI models (4sysops.com)
In my previous post in the Ollama series with OpenAI OSS models, I explained how to install Ollama

on an Ubuntu EC2 instance. If you followed my guide, you now have everything set up to remotely access gpt-oss-20b on your self-hosted Ollama installation via HTTP. I will also showcase how to connect to remote AI models in VS Code using popular coding assistants like Cline and Roo Code, as well as through AI apps such as the local Ollama client, BoltAI, and Anything LLM.

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By: Michael Pietroforte submitted:Aug 22 2025

Removing Obsolete Mobile Device Partnerships from Exchange Online (office365itpros.com)
This article discusses how to use PowerShell to find obsolete mobile device partnerships in Exchange

Online (or Exchange Server) and remove the obsolete devices. Users won't be able to remove obsolete mobile devices after the settings to manage mobile devices are removed from OWA and the New Outlook, so cleaning up the mess is the responsibility of administrators (like it usually always is).

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Aug 22 2025

Why is Microsoft Removing PowerShell 2.0 from Windows 11? Critical Steps You Must Take Now (pupuweb.com)
Will PowerShell 2.0 Removal Break Your Windows System?
By: Alex Lim submitted:Aug 22 2025

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

Borg v 0.2.23 (powershellgallery.com)
BORG Backup Orchestrator for Reliable Groundwork. A modular PowerShell toolkit for automating SQL

Server Docker container workflows, backup and restore operations, and local dev environment setup.

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By: Andi Oliver Ion submitted:Aug 22 2025

PSTimers (github.com)
A PowerShell module with a variety of timer and countdown functions. A perfect compliment to the

PSDates module.

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By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Aug 22 2025

$Using the Indented.Net.IP PowerShell module for IPv4 Subnet math$

Using the Indented.Net.IP PowerShell module for IPv4 Subnet math (powershellisfun.com)
I still do some networking, although not as much as I did during my CCNP certification, and I

eventually memorized subnet calculations. That, and using IP Calculators 😉 In this blog post, I will show you how you can use Chris Dent's PowerShell module for that.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Aug 22 2025

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

Behind the PowerShell Pipeline (jdhitsolutions.com)
Discover parts of PowerShell that lie under the surface that can make you a better PowerShell user

and scripter. From one of the original PowerShell experts.

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By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Aug 22 2025

Turtles in PowerShell: Drawing Shapes with Code by James Brundage (youtube.com)
Join us for PowerShell Wednesday with James Brundage as he shows off Turtles in a PowerShell -- a

fun way to create art with just a few simple commands. From drawing squares and hexagons to building fractals and animations, you'll see how Forward() and Rotate() can unlock endless creativity right inside PowerShell.

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By: PDQ submitted:Aug 22 2025

Community

Live from TechMentor: Profiles, People, and PowerShell Progress with Sean Wheeler and James Petty (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode, Andrew catches up with Sean Wheeler and James Petty live from TechMentor. What

starts as casual conversation about conference camaraderie turns into a rich discussion on learning PowerShell, building effective profiles, AI-assisted scripting, module recommendations, and what's next for the PowerShell Summit.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Aug 22 2025

Upcoming Events

PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2026 Call for Proposals (CFP) (sessionize.com)
You've got 1 week left to submit your proposals! Even if you've never spoken before, don't be

scared, this is a friendly welcoming environment that is so supportive.

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By: PowerShell.org submitted:Aug 22 2025

PSConfEU MiniCon 2025 (ti.to)
MiniCon is back! Join the PSConfEU community on 14 October 2025. Secure your free ticket now!
By: PSConfEU submitted:Aug 22 2025

Do you have a suggestion for PowerShell Weekly?
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August 15, 2025

Announcements!

PowerToys 0.93 is here: faster Command Palette, new dashboard UX and more (devblogs.microsoft.com)
Hey PowerToys fans! We're back with a fresh release: PowerToys 0.93! As usual, we've squashed a

bunch of bugs and made some small quality of life tweaks, but we've also packed in some bigger, exciting changes you'll want to check out.

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By: Niels Laute submitted:Aug 15 2025

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Choosing the Right Command-Line Tool for Your Needs: CMD vs PowerShell vs Windows Terminal – Izoate Tech (izoate.tech)
Confused about Choosing the Right Command Line Tool? Explore the differences between CMD,

PowerShell, and Windows Terminal to find the best fit for your needs.

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By: Izoate Tech submitted:Aug 15 2025

Create an Image in Nerdio using PSNerdio (nielskok.tech)
The next part! Create an image in Nerdio using PSNerdio. So, the next step is of course creating an

image in Nerdio. We want to do that automatically via PSNerdio. So, let's add some CMDlets to the module to make sure we can do everything from code. Link to the GitHub repo.

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By: Niels Kok submitted:Aug 15 2025

Microsoft AI Shell Preview 6: MCP support and great PowerShell integration (4sysops.com)
The key new feature in the just-released AI Shell Preview 6 is run_command_in_terminal, among

several new built-in tools that allow the AI model to run commands and review outputs directly in your PowerShell terminal. Additionally, AI Shell now supports local and remote MCP servers, transforming it into a versatile AI assistant across Windows, Mac, and Linux.

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By: Michael Pietroforte submitted:Aug 15 2025

Practical Graph: Creating Dynamic Microsoft 365 Groups without Entra P1 Licenses (practical365.com)
Dynamic Microsoft 365 Groups come with many advantages, but they also require Entra P1 licenses.

This article explores how to create and maintain a DIY version of dynamic Microsoft 365 groups using the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK and Azure Automation. At the end of the day, the principle is proven, but maybe it's best to pay for the licenses.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Aug 15 2025

Using the Microsoft-Extractor-Suite PowerShell module for collecting Microsoft Online logs (powershellisfun.com)
Collecting logs from various Microsoft Endpoints, like Entra, 365 Services, and Azure, can be a

hassle sometimes. The Microsoft-Extractor-Suite module from Joey Rentenaar and Korstiaan Tam can help you with that! In this blog post, I will show you how to use it

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Aug 15 2025

Who is logged in to PowerShell? Alternatives to whoami (4sysops.com)
If you are working with PowerShell, you will often face the question: "Under which user is my script

running?" In other words, you want to know who is logged in. Many admins use the whoami command on the Command Prompt (cmd). However, PowerShell provides native alternatives to whoamiÂ that give you the username and domain.

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By: Markus Elsberger submitted:Aug 15 2025

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

PixelPoSH (github.com)
PixelPoSH is a PowerShell module that generates customizable, random SVG backgrounds using the PSSVG

DSL (no System.Drawing).

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By: Dieter Beckers submitted:Aug 15 2025

PowerShell Localization (marketplace.visualstudio.com)
A Visual Studio Code extension that displays PowerShell localization variable values as decorations

in your editor, making it easier to develop and debug internationalized PowerShell modules.

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By: PSInclusive submitted:Aug 15 2025

Servy (github.com)
Servy lets you run any app as a Windows service with full control over working directory, startup

type, process priority, logging, health checks, environment variables, dependencies, pre-launch scripts and parameters. A fully managed alternative to NSSM.

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By: Akram El Assas submitted:Aug 15 2025

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

PowerShell in the Pipeline: Open Source CI/CD with GitHub Actions (youtube.com)
Learn how to build reliable CI/CD pipelines in GitHub with a focus on PowerShell. Microsoft MVP

Emanuel Palm will show us the basics of GitHub Actions from VS Code, discuss community collaboration in open source projects, and show how to start automating your own modules or other projects.

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By: PDQ submitted:Aug 15 2025

Community

PSStucco, Accessibility, and the Power of Templating in PowerShell with Gilbert Sanchez & Jake Hildreth (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this high-energy episode, returning guestsÂ Gilbert SanchezÂ andÂ Jake HildrethÂ join Andrew for

a deep dive into:

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Aug 15 2025

Fun

If powershell commands were translated into your language, what would be the best example? (reddit.com)
A fun and light hearted thread
By: r/PowerShell submitted:Aug 15 2025

Upcoming Events

PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2026 Call for Proposals (CFP) (sessionize.com)
Submission deadline has been extended until 8/31, but don't wait, submit your session proposals now for the 2026 PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit.
By: PowerShell.org submitted:Aug 15 2025

PSConfEU MiniCon 2025 (ti.to)
MiniCon is back! Join the PSConfEU community on 14 October 2025. Secure your free ticket now!
By: PSConfEU submitted:Aug 15 2025

Do you have a suggestion for PowerShell Weekly?
Do you know something that should be included?
Let me know in the comments below, or on find me on your preferred social media.

August 8, 2025

Announcements!

Introducing MCP Support in AI Shell Preview 6 (devblogs.microsoft.com)
We're excited to share the latest preview release of AI Shell that includes new features and

improvements based on your feedback.

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By: Steven Bucher submitted:Aug 8 2025

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Exploring the PowerShell Gallery using PSGalleryExplorer (powershellisfun.com)
The PowerShell Gallery is the primary source for downloading most of your modules. You can search

and find information about them using the website or... By using the PSGalleryExplorer module from Jake Morison 🙂 In this blog post, I will show you how to use it.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Aug 8 2025

How Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK Access Tokens Work (office365itpros.com)
If you use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK, you don't need to worry about obtaining an access

token because SDK cmdlets include automatic token management. Although you don't need to know the details of the access token used in an SDK session, it's possible to find and examine its contents, and even use the token with a Graph request. It's a nice to know thing that you'll never need in practice.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Aug 8 2025

Investigating Document Exfiltration with the Graph Activity Log (practical365.com)
In this installment of our Graph Activity Log series, we'll provide a practical playbook for using

the Graph Activity Log and Kusto Query Language (KQL) to hunt for indicators of document exfiltration.

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By: Mezba Uddin submitted:Aug 8 2025

Linking all required resources to Nerdio via PSNerdio (nielskok.tech)
Second part of the series! This part is about linking all required resources to nerdio via PSNerdio.

So, in the previous part of this series I mentioned that the PowerShell module created by Nerdio needs some love. I wanted to link my resourcegroups to Nerdio and that CMDlet was not working.

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By: Niels Kok submitted:Aug 8 2025

PowerShell Find All Files With Extension (spguides.com)
Ever found yourself needing to quickly list every .pdf or .xlsx file scattered across hundreds of

folders on your Windows laptop? PowerShell helps find every file with a particular extension-no matter where it's hiding. In this tutorial, I will explain how to find all files with extensions using PowerShell with examples.

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By: Bijay Kumar submitted:Aug 8 2025

Timing Scripts (claytonerrington.com)
How to manage time effectively in scripts
By: Clayton Errington submitted:Aug 8 2025

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

GenXdev.Queries v 1.236.2025 (github.com)
A Windows PowerShell module for finding resources and information on the internet
By: René Vaessen submitted:Aug 8 2025

PowerShellWeb Turtle (github.com)
I implemented Turtle in#PowerShell, so now we can draw shapes and fractals in PowerShell.
By: James Brundage submitted:Aug 8 2025

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

LAPS Password Not Stored in Intune (youtube.com)
Generate Missing LAPS Password Report
By: Chander Mani Pandey submitted:Aug 8 2025

Community

From EntraAuth to PSConfEU with Fred Weinmann (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this episode of the PowerShell Podcast, host Andrew Pla reunites with PowerShell legend Fred,

diving deep into productivity with hotkeys and key bindings, EntraAuth, C# integration, and community reflections from PowerShell Conference EU. Fred shares practical advice for improving your daily workflow, how to extend PowerShell with C#, and why participation in the community-whether through conferences or contributing modules-can be a game-changer for your career.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Aug 8 2025

Upcoming Events

PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2026 Call for Proposals (CFP) (sessionize.com)
We are thrilled to invite you to submit your session proposals for the 2026 PowerShell + DevOps

Global Summit, taking place in Bellevue, WA, from April 13-16, 2026. This Summit is the premier event for PowerShell and DevOps professionals, offering a unique opportunity to share knowledge, solve problems, socialize, and network with peers. Whether you're an Automater, Integrator, Problem-Solver, Tinkerer, Scripter, or Tech Wizard, this event is for you!

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By: PowerShell.org submitted:Aug 8 2025

Watch Live: Visual Studio Toolbox at VS LIVE! Redmond 2025 (devblogs.microsoft.com)
On Tuesday, August 5, join us for a special edition of Visual Studio Toolbox Live-broadcast from VS

LIVE!

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By: Jim Harrer submitted:Aug 8 2025

Do you have a suggestion for PowerShell Weekly?
Do you know something that should be included?
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August 1, 2025

Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Combine Images (powershellmagic.netlify.app)
So I decided to let Powershell combine the images for me vertically to allow me to have one long

image as the end result.

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By: Adam Bacon submitted:Aug 1 2025

How to Delete Recurring Planner Tasks with PowerShell (clatent.com)
Are you using PowerShell and Microsoft Planner? I feel it doesn't get the love it deserves, and to

be honest, I hadn't used PowerShell with Planner in a while, but wanted to get back into it. I first starting using the Microsoft.Graph.Planner and found some limitations that were possible if you used the Graph API directly.

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By: Clayton Tyger submitted:Aug 1 2025

Mount an NFS Share on Windows 11 with PowerShell (4sysops.com)
The Network File System (NFS) is a widely used file-sharing protocol in Linux environments. However,

many Windows administrators may not know you can mount an NFS share easily on Windows 11 and Windows Server. This guide shows you step-by-step instructions on activating NFS for Windows and mounting a share using PowerShell.

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By: Markus Elsberger submitted:Aug 1 2025

PowerShell to verify the auditing status for our Organization (knowledge-junction.in)
Today I am sharing small informative article. This article is regarding verifying if an auditing is

turned on or not for our organization using PowerShell.

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By: Prasham Sabadra submitted:Aug 1 2025

PowerShell v5.x and v7.x differences (powershellisfun.com)
This is a question I often get: Why or when should I use PowerShell v5 or v7? In this blog post, I

will highlight key points from the excellent Microsoft Learn article on this topic and share some personal experiences.

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By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Aug 1 2025

Securing a Departing Employee’s OneDrive File Sharing (intranetfromthetrenches.substack.com)
Secure a departing employee's OneDrive with Microsoft 365 group restrictions. Step-by-step guide for

SharePoint Admin Center & PowerShell. Keep data safe!

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By: Jaime López submitted:Aug 1 2025

Smarter AI Edits in Visual Studio Copilot (devblogs.microsoft.com)
When we first set out to get smarter AI edits in Visual Studio Copilot, we knew we were tackling a

deeply complex problem. It wasn't just about generating great suggestions-it was about figuring out how to seamlessly apply those suggestions to your code.

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By: Jessie Houghton, Oscar Obeso, Rhea Patel submitted:Aug 1 2025

Projects, Scripts, and Modules

PSPreworkout v 1.9.11 (powershellgallery.com)
A special mix of tools to help jump start your PowerShell session!
By: Sam Erde submitted:Aug 1 2025

TheDashboard v 0.0.42 (powershellgallery.com)
TheDashboard is a module that allows you to create a dashboard for your HTML reports
By: Przemyslaw Klys submitted:Aug 1 2025

Books, Media, and Learning Resources

August 2025 Update for Automating Microsoft 365 with PowerShell eBook (office365itpros.com)
The August 2025 update for the Automating Microsoft 365 with PowerShell eBook is available for

subscribers to download. The eBook now includes over 350 content-rich pages packed full of practical examples of how to use PowerShell to automate Microsoft 365 operations. It's an essential tool for anyone who needs to use PowerShell in a Microsoft 365 environment.

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By: Tony Redmond submitted:Aug 1 2025

Community

Are PowerShell Pros Ready for C# – Ryan Coates (powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this insightful episode of the PowerShell Podcast, host Andrew Pla welcomes longtime friend and

seasoned technologist Ryan Coates. Together, they explore the intersection of PowerShell and C#, discuss the natural evolution of tech careers, and examine the role of continuous learning in long-term success.

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By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Aug 1 2025

Move your Automation to the Cloud using Azure Automation with Morten Mynster (youtube.com)
Still using schedule task on multiple servers? How about trying some Azure automation to centralize

the management logging and getting the added benefit of Source control for your scripts.

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By: PDQ submitted:Aug 1 2025

Upcoming Events

PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2026 Call for Proposals (CFP) (sessionize.com)
We are thrilled to invite you to submit your session proposals for the 2026 PowerShell + DevOps

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By: PowerShell.org submitted:Aug 1 2025

Watch Live: Visual Studio Toolbox at VS LIVE! Redmond 2025 (devblogs.microsoft.com)
On Tuesday, August 5, join us for a special edition of Visual Studio Toolbox Live-broadcast from VS

LIVE!

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By: Jim Harrer submitted:Aug 1 2025

Do you have a suggestion for PowerShell Weekly?
Do you know something that should be included?
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