How to Hide or Remove the WSL Linux Icon From Desktop
After installing WSL/Ubuntu 22.04 from the Microsoft Store on Windows 11, a Linux icon was added to the Desktop which could not be removed the usual way.
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Download Links for Windows Management Framework 4.0 Download (WMF 4.0)
In some cases, you need to install the Windows Management Framework 4.0 (PowerShell 4.0). For example, Exchange Server 2013 requires PowerShell 4 to run the automation PowerShell scripts.
How to Run a Script With The Path Has Spaces in PowerShell
In some cases, you want to run a PowerShell script from the command line from anywhere without navigate to the path of the script. By default, when start a new PowerShell session, it starts in the current user folder.
How to Fix Cannot Install New Microsoft Teams Because It Uses Certain Restricted Capabilities
In some cases, you get the following error when trying to install the new Microsoft Teams client on your Windows 10 machine.
How to Display the Output with Two Decimals in PowerShell
In this post, when checking the size of a folder using PowerShell. The output shows the size like the below example. In some cases, you want to make it shorter for readability.
How to Export Licensed Users with Last Sign-in Time in Microsoft 365
To get the list of licensed users with the last sign-in time in Microsoft 365, you can use the Microsoft Graph PowerShell. We have created a PowerShell script to ease your work automatically.
How to Get Date Without Time in PowerShell
By default, the Get-Date cmdlet in PowerShell returns the current date and time. Sometimes, you may need a [System.DateTime] object that contains the date without the time portion.
How to Delete Files Older Than a Specified Number of Days Using PowerShell
In some cases, you want to delete files older than specified number of days. For example, you want to clean up the backup directory to keep only recent backup files.
How To Stop Teams from Changing from Available to Away Status Automatically
One issue that frequently comes up among my colleagues is the Microsoft Teams status showing ‘Away’ when I’m not, or my PC isn’t locked yet. I’ve tried several solutions, such as setting the status duration to a future date, but to no avail. However, I have found success with a simple PowerShell script, which I’ll share in this blog post.
How to Start Windows Sandbox with Parameters Using PowerShell
I frequently utilize Windows Sandbox to test Endpoint Manager packages and software. Occasionally, I need to launch it with particular options, such as connecting a folder from my hard drive or initiating it without a network connection. Typically, this requires creating a custom configuration file (.wsb) with the desired settings. However, this blog post demonstrates how to initiate Windows Sandbox using PowerShell with parameters, eliminating the need for multiple configuration files.