PowerShell 7 is a super useful tool for both developers and IT pros to make their work easier by automating stuff and keeping things in line. If you like keeping your tools fresh to get all the [...]
When you’re working with PowerShell to handle files and folders, sometimes you hit a snag with a message that says “Access to the path is denied.” You might see this pop up [...]
When you’re using PowerShell, sometimes you need to open a link in a certain browser, like Chrome or Firefox. This can help you test things out in different browsers or do tasks that need [...]
The tar command is like a Swiss Army knife for dealing with files in both Unix and Linux, and guess what? It works in Windows 11 and Windows 10 too! This handy tool helps you bundle up a bunch [...]
When working with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) and its sync services, admins often use the Start-ADSyncSyncCycle PowerShell command to kick off sync cycles by hand. This command is super [...]
Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC) is a handy tool for IT admins in Windows setups. It lets you take care of user accounts, groups, and other stuff in Active Directory (AD) through a [...]
Handling lots of files can be really boring, especially if you need to change their names to follow a certain pattern. This could be organizing your photos, backup files, or any bunch of [...]
When you’re working with system apps on Windows 11 or Windows 10 and need to do things like uninstalling, reinstalling, or fixing them, you might use the Get-AppxPackage cmdlet. It’s [...]
PowerShell is like a Swiss army knife for automating tasks and managing configurations on Windows. It’s packed with tools to play around with data, including arrays. Flipping arrays [...]
PowerShell is a handy tool that comes with Microsoft Windows. It lets system administrators and power users automate boring tasks. In this guide, we’ll show you how to use a PowerShell [...]
