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In this section we will cover the basics of using Windows PowerShell. First, we will look into the Get-Help cmdlet (pronounced “command-let”), which displays information about cmdlets and conceptual topics in Windows PowerShell.
Microsoft Windows PowerShell has the ability to perform so many actions in an interactive fashion. For many network administrators, one-line PowerShell commands will indeed solve many routine problems. This can become extremely powerful when the commands are combined into files known as scripts. However, there are some very good reasons to write Windows PowerShell scripts.
Windows PowerShell is a new command-line shell designed especially for system administrators. Windows PowerShell includes an interactive prompt and a scripting environment that can be used independently or in combination Unlike most command-line shells, which accept and return text, Windows…
Windows Package Manager (or winget) is a latest package manager for Windows (just like apt and dnf in Linux) that only works in the modern version of Windows 10 1809 (build 17763) or Windows 11. To use winget, make sure you install it using Microsoft Store app. Search for App Installer and make sure it is installed.
By default, the Microsoft Store is not available on Windows LTSC editions. You cannot find it from the Windows Search. So, we need to enable it manually.
By default, the Microsoft Store is not available on Windows LTSC editions. You cannot find it from the Windows Search. So, we need to enable it manually.
By default, in Windows LTSB, the Microsoft Store is not available. You cannot find it from the Windows Search.
Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC supports the long-term feature stability and general lack of monetization “features” that have been plaguing later versions of Windows 10/11. We think that this is the way to go for many of us tech type folks, especially for business systems, so we wanted to write up some information about it.
You probably already know that you can use ls command with long listing option -l to show file size in Linux.
In this post, we will show you how to use Group Policy to deploy software to computers and users. In this example, we will deploy Mozilla Firefox to computers via Group Policy. The steps in this example will work with other MSI files.