Tag: powershell
Depending on the version of Windows, you might run into an issue where Powershell is using an older TLS version which could cause errors. Recently, there’s been an industry-wide …
If your Microsoft Windows Store becomes corrupted, or uninstalled, there are a few ways you can reinstall it. Some options are more technical than others. Option 1: Reinstall Windows …
As an Exchange Online or Office 365 Administrator, you might do a lot of work within PowerShell. This document is a cheat sheet of Exchange Online PowerShell Commands that …
If you’re using Azure Active Directory, there might be a time where you’ll need to get a count of all the user accounts in your environment. You can use …
With an on-premises Exchange environment, you would connect using the Exchange Shell which you would need installed on the server or workstation. If you’re new to Exchange Online, things …
Last year, Microsoft made a change in Office 365 that hides Office 365 Groups that were created in Teams from Outlook. There are a couple of options to get …
Microsoft has been including its Windows Defender antivirus software in Windows 10, and now they’re also automatically including it and enabling it in Windows Server 2016. While this is …
Late last year, Microsoft released a beta version of the PowerShell module for Teams (current version is 0.9.3 as of April 2018). The module has come a long way …
As an Active Directory Administrator, determining the date that a user last logged onto the network could be important at some point. If you have access to the Attribute …
If you’re recently upgraded to Windows 10 Creators Update and you’ve used the Command Prompt shortcuts when you right-click on the Start Menu, you might be surprised to see …