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Check the Software Installation/Removal History in Windows
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A complete history of software installations, updates, and removals on a computer can be found in
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Oct 11 2024
A complete history of software installations, updates, and removals on a computer can be found in
Windows Event logs.
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Oct 11 2024
Check Windows 11 Hardware Readiness with PowerShell Script
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In this article, we'll look at how to use the official Microsoft HardwareReadiness.ps1 PowerShell
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:May 17 2024
In this article, we'll look at how to use the official Microsoft HardwareReadiness.ps1 PowerShell
script to perform a bulk Windows 11 hardware compatibility check on domain computers.
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:May 17 2024
Configure Remote SSH Connections in Visual Studio Code
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Visual Studio Code is a very feature-rich and versatile text editor that can benefit both developers
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Jul 14 2023
Visual Studio Code is a very feature-rich and versatile text editor that can benefit both developers
and system administrators. You can use VS Code to edit your PowerShell scripts, configuration...
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Jul 14 2023
How to Add or Remove Pinned Folders to Quick Access with PowerShell and GPO
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Windows File Explorer has a separate panel that displays a list of favorite folders and locations
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Jun 21 2024
Windows File Explorer has a separate panel that displays a list of favorite folders and locations
called Quick Access. Many users and administrators unjustly ignore this handy Windows tool
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Jun 21 2024
How to Export MS Teams Chat History with PowerShell
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In this article, we'll look at how to access and export the history of Microsoft Teams chat
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Dec 8 2023
In this article, we'll look at how to access and export the history of Microsoft Teams chat
conversations using PowerShell.
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Dec 8 2023
How to Query and Change Teams User Presence Status with PowerShell
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It may be necessary to check the user's presence status (Online/Away/Busy) in Microsoft Teams before
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Oct 13 2023
It may be necessary to check the user's presence status (Online/Away/Busy) in Microsoft Teams before
performing a particular action for some integration scripts.
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Oct 13 2023
How to Read Outlook Emails with PowerShell
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Let's look at how to open, read, and parse emails in a connected Outlook mailbox from within a
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Apr 26 2024
Let's look at how to open, read, and parse emails in a connected Outlook mailbox from within a
PowerShell script. Outlook MAPI allows you to directly access the mailbox, list...
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Apr 26 2024
How to View and Change BIOS (UEFI) Settings with PowerShell
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You can use PowerShell to view or change BIOS/UEFI settings on a Windows computer. In this article,
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Sep 15 2023
You can use PowerShell to view or change BIOS/UEFI settings on a Windows computer. In this article,
we will look at how to use Windows PowerShell to get or change...
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Sep 15 2023
Managing Windows Firewall Rules with PowerShell
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This article covers the basics of managing the settings and rules of the built-in Windows Defender
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Sep 1 2023
This article covers the basics of managing the settings and rules of the built-in Windows Defender
Firewall with Advanced Security from the PowerShell command line. We'll look at how to...
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Sep 1 2023
Read, Modify, and Parse JSON File (Object) with PowerShell
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JSON is a popular text-based format for representing and transmitting structured data based on
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:May 10 2024
JSON is a popular text-based format for representing and transmitting structured data based on
JavaScript object syntax. There are two cmdlets in PowerShell that allow you to work with the...
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:May 10 2024
Running Simple HTTP Web Server Using PowerShell
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For testing purposes or as a simple stub at the service deployment stage, I regularly need to run a
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Apr 21 2023
For testing purposes or as a simple stub at the service deployment stage, I regularly need to run a
simple web server on Windows. To avoid a full-featured IIS installation,...
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Apr 21 2023
Send Emails with Microsoft Graph API and PowerShell
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To send e-mail through an SMTP server from PowerShell scripts, you can use the built-in
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Nov 10 2023
To send e-mail through an SMTP server from PowerShell scripts, you can use the built-in
Send-MailMessage cmdlet. Its major drawback is that it can only use Basic SMTP authentication and...
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Nov 10 2023
Send Telegram Messages from a PowerShell Script
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You can use your Telegram messenger as a notification tool to get instant reports on various
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Dec 15 2023
You can use your Telegram messenger as a notification tool to get instant reports on various
infrastructure events, script execution results, or scheduler tasks. This article shows you how to...
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Dec 15 2023
Troubleshooting Active Directory Replication Using PowerShell
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Most AD administrators use the repadmin (appeared in Windows Server 2003) and replmon (must be
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Jun 16 2022
Most AD administrators use the repadmin (appeared in Windows Server 2003) and replmon (must be
copied from Support Tool for WS2003) console tools to monitor and control Active Directory replication. In Windows Server 2012, Microsoft added a number of PowerShell cmdlets to manage and check replication status in the Active Directory forest. In this article we'll look at the main useful PoSh cmdlets that an AD administrator can use to control replication between domain controllers.
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Jun 16 2022
Using Previous Command History in PowerShell Console
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By default, Windows saves all of the commands that you type in the PowerShell console to a text log
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Feb 3 2023
By default, Windows saves all of the commands that you type in the PowerShell console to a text log
file. This allows you to re-run any command and view the...
By: Windows OS Hub submitted:Feb 3 2023
