Installing all your (management) apps on a new system always takes too much time. In this blog post, I will show you how to use PowerShell and the WinGet Client module to install them quickly.
Microsoft Entra PowerShell modules
The new Microsoft Entra PowerShell modules are available, replacing the deprecated AzureAD modules. This blog post will highlight the installation, changes, and features.
Fixing Windows 11 24H2 – No Internet Access Issue using PowerShell and Intune Remediation
There are articles and forum posts from people who upgraded to Windows 11 24H2 and are experiencing Wi-Fi issues. In this blog post, I will share an Intune Remediation script that may resolve the issue on your devices.
PowerShell v7.5.0 RC1
The Release Candidate (RC) was first released in November 2024. Even though it's an RC, it's considered a “go-live” release, meaning it’s a supported release in production. In this blog post, I will give you more details on how to install it.
Show expiring local Certificates using PowerShell
You always use certificates but forget when they expire until it's too late. In this blog post, I will show you how to use a small script when starting a PowerShell session to display certificates about to expire on your Windows system.
2024 Overview
It's 2025, so it's time to reflect on 2024 :). In this blog post, I will highlight all the great PowerShell things that happened during the year.
Using Get-Command in PowerShell
Something that I use very often is Get-Command. It shows you what module the cmdlet is from, what cmdlets a module has, etc. In this last blog post of 2024, I will show you how it works 🙂
Validate list of Email Addresses using PowerShell
What if you have an extensive list of email addresses? And if you must validate them for syntax and check if there's an email server for that domain? PowerShell is your friend 🙂 In this blog post, I will show you how to import, validate, and export the results of those email addresses.
PowerShell Function for the cmd.ms website
I'm a big fan of the cmd.ms website because it has all the links to quickly jump to a specific blade in a portal instead of clicking multiple parts of a Microsoft Management portal to get there. In this blog post, I will show you how to use a PowerShell function to open one or multiple management websites from the command line.
The PowerShellSaturday Karlsruhe event (30-11-2024) #PSSaturdayKA
The PSSaturday event in Karlsruhe took place on November 30th, 2024; in this blog post, I will share some highlights of the event, including my session :).