Managing Exchange Online with PowerShell makes a lot of daily tasks a lot easier (and quicker). Not only for your daily tasks you may need PowerShell, but some settings in Exchange Online can only be changed with PowerShell. So how do you connect to Exchange … Read moreConnect to Exchange Online with PowerShell
Microsoft Teams is not like your average program when it comes to installing and uninstall it. The problem with Microsoft Teams is that it’s installed for every user, in the user’s AppData (or program data sometimes). Besides that, we also have Microsoft Teams machine-wide installer, … Read moreMicrosoft Teams Uninstall, Reinstall, and Cleanup Guide & Scripts
After merging duplicate folders in SharePoint Online I needed to remove the empty folders. This is something we can do as well with PowerShell and PnP. The script will go through all folders recursively. If the folder is empty then it will delete it. If … Read moreRemove Empty Folders in SharePoint Online
A reader of this blog reached out to me if I knew a way to merge duplicate folders in SharePoint Online. Users had already worked in the duplicate folders, so we not only needed to merge the folders but also preserve the last modified file. … Read moreMerge Duplicate folders in SharePoint with PowerShell
One of the great advantages of SharePoint Online and OneDrive is that you can easily share your content not only internally, but also with external and guest users. In SharePoint Online is external sharing turned on by default for all your SharePoint Sites. Now you … Read moreHow-to Enable Sharepoint External Sharing
Normally I start a new year with cleaning up my desktop, getting rid of all the crap that I stored on it the last 12 months or so. But this year I started with customizing my Windows Terminal. I have written before about the new … Read moreCustomizing the new Windows Terminal
PowerShell is a great way to manage your Office 365 environment. It allows you to automate a lot of tasks by writing your own scripts or change settings with a single command. Now the first step, of course, is to Connect PowerShell to Office 365. … Read moreHow to Connect PowerShell to Office 365 and Exchange Online
I have created many PowerShell scripts for the last couple of years. All with a single purpose to automate my IT work as much as possible. But this week I needed to create a script that could be run by the users themselves. And users … Read morePowerShell GUI – Howto get started
We have Office 365 now for 3 years almost and one the things on my to-do list was migrating the users home folders to OneDrive for Business. I tried it last year, asking everyone to copy or move the files themself but that didn’t work … Read moreMigrate Users Home Drives to OneDrive for Business with PowerShell
I needed to update a bunch of AD Users with their new job title. A new year has started and some made promotion and got a new job title. So I received an Excel file with their full name and their new title from HR. Because … Read moreUsing PowerShell to Update an AD User from a CSV file
