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You can convert a PS1 file to EXE with iexpress which is installed by default on Windows #powershell #powershelltips #PS1Tips #PS1WPF @Hoorge

You can unpin easily specific folders from explorer Quick Access with PowerShell. This can be useful for instance after migration from DFS to OneDrive. #powershell #powershelltips #PS1Tips

🚀PowerShell Tip #13 is Live!🚀 Today, Dr. @TobiasPSP & MVP @alexandair are back with another must-know tip: Hidden configuration variables in #PowerShell. Don't miss out on this last tip of the series 💡 🔗 Read here: #Scriptember #PowerShellTips

Never miss a blog post from your blog list using PowerShell #powershell #powershelltips

You can easily check if a device is locked or not, if a user is logged in or not with PowerShell #powershell #powershelltips #PS1Tips

Have an array with properties and want to put all those properties into a new array, try this: $ADUserArray | select DistinguishedName -ExpandProperty DistinguishedName ExpandProperty in this instance removes the property "header": DistinguishedName ----------- #PowerShellTips

Upload files to Sharepoint/Teams using PowerShell #powershell #PS1Tips #powershelltips #PnP #MicrosoftTeams #SharePoint @Hoorge @veronicageek

You can enable or disable device location as below or with Intune: #powershell #PS1Tips #powershelltips #MSIntune #Intune #MEMpowered

You can easily mute, unmute, set volume up or down with PowerShell #powershell #PS1Tips #powershelltips

I dabble in PowerShell & decided to share some tips that work for me. Want to provide an object property value in output? You can put it inside this: "$()" Write-Output "The user ($ADUser.ServicePrincipalName) has the SPN: ($ADUser.ServicePrincipalName)" #PowerShellTips

Working on a quick systray user tool: - Display device infos - Open Quick assist - Open Company portal - Sync device (Intune + MECM) - Send devices logs to support (Upload a ZIP on a sharepoint) #powershell #powershelltips #PS1Tips #XAML #WPF #PS1WPF

A quick way to convert a PS1 file to EXE using IExpress (installed by default on Windows) #powershell #powershelltips #PS1Tips #PS1WPF

PS1ToEXE module: Convert your PowerShell project to an EXE (PSGallery module) #powershell #psgallery #powershelltips @Hoorge

I use help functionality in PowerShell cmdlets extensively Get-Help Get-ADUser -Examples Help Get-ADUser -Full I have found Googling the cmdlet name provides extensive information in an Microsoft reference doc. #PowerShellTips

Finding the right cmdlet to do something can be tough sometimes. get-command can help. Wildcard search for cmdlets with "GPO" in the name Get-Command "*GPO*" We can also look specifically in a PS module for cmdlets Get-Command -module GroupPolicy #PowerShellTips

If you have a block of code that you know may error out in some circumstances, you can hide it. Test-Connection TRDDC01 -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue Try & CATCH can help & provide helpful info Try { Do-Something } Catch { Write-Warning "An error occurred" } #PowerShellTips

PS1 To EXE Generator: Convert your PowerShell project to an EXE #powershell #powershelltips #XAML #WPF @Hoorge

New post: Customize the OEM Support Tool - Add your logo and colors @Hoorge @DeploymentMX #powershell #powershelltips #wpf

PowerShell works with math pretty easily and will even round numbers for you. [math]::Round(142.459347634,2) Rounds this number to the nearest 2nd decimal place (2 in parens) So, 142.46 [math]::Round( (($DateTime - $UserAccount.PasswordLastSet).Days / 365),2) #PowerShellTips

New post: Easily apply #Mahapps on your #PowerShell GUI #powershelltips @Hoorge @punker76