Windows Server Inventory Report Script
To help us IT identifying certain configurations on a server and possible misconfigurations I have made a PowerShell script which creates a…
To help us IT identifying certain configurations on a server and possible misconfigurations I have made a PowerShell script which creates a…
Sometimes in IT, we have software or solutions that need to to save temporary files in your filesystem. Let’s say, a feed with logs or…
One of the small things I experienced in one of the updates for Windows 11 (24H2) is that the language bar/selector get’s automatically…
When deploying Windows VMs in Azure, we get the default settings. This means we get a 12-hour clock, standard UTC/Zulu timezone and such…
On Windows Servers, a critical point is maintaining the disk space. If a disk fills up to the end, several errors can occur and impacting…
With Windows 24H2 and the deprecation of WMIC, a easy command to find your devices’ serial number is gone. However, we can still look this up with Powershell.
Today I have a PowerShell script that creates users by asking the user what to fill in. This works by having a fully prepared “New-ADUser” command with all the properties filled in to have all users using the same attributes.
By default, all Azure VMs are set to English language and UTC/Zulu timezone. This will work for a great portion of the Azure VM users but…
Azure Stack HCI is a solution for Microsoft Azure to host Azure resources on your own hardware and location. This sounds traditional but can help to boost your Azure resources for your customer and/or use case. For example, with Azure Stack HCI it is possible to host some Azure Virtual Desktop hosts in your own network to boost performance by decreasing latency. Also it is possible to use GPU enabled software on this without having the very high monthly computing costs.
Sometimes we need to have the original installed Windows Product Key just for documentation purposes. This post explains how to retrieve your activation key from the registry.
In this guide I will explain how to use PowerShell remote sessions, what they are and how to configure your systems to use this. PowerShell Remote Sessions can be a great way to administer your virtual machines, cluster-nodes or physical Windows-based devices. With a Powershell remote session you can execute powershell commands on a remote device. It works the best with servers in a specific management subnet. I do not recommend to administer client devices with Powershell because this can be a huge security risk.
This guide explains how to perform Remote Group Policy updates and how to do the initial configuration needed.
This page will share a PowerShell script to create bulk AD users with Powershell. Click here for more information…