Do you want to run a PowerShell command on a remote computer or server? Then you don’t need to open a remote desktop connection, because you can just use the PowerShell Invoke-Command for that. Invoke-Command allows you to run PowerShell … Read moreHow to use PowerShell Invoke-Command
Azure Files is basically a hosted file server in the Azure Cloud. It allows you to create a file share, just like a normal file server, that you can access from anywhere in the world. The Azure File Share uses … Read moreAzure Files – How to Create & use Azure File Share
Colored folders are now being rolled out in SharePoint Online and OneDrive. This new feature allows you to colorize your folders with one of the 16-preset colors. Changing the color of folders has been a long-time request by Microsoft 365 … Read moreColored Folders in SharePoint and OneDrive
Microsoft is coming with new Microsoft 365 plans in the EU and Switzerland. The new plans won’t contain Teams anymore, but you will need to buy it as an add-on. This change is going to be effective from October 1, … Read moreMicrosoft 365 Plans in the EU with and without Teams
Backing up your Windows computer is always a bit of a challenge. With a mobile phone, you can simply buy a new one, sign in with your credentials, and restore all your apps and settings. Microsoft is trying to get … Read moreNew Windows Backup App – What you need to know
When retrieving data with PowerShell you often need only a few of the properties of an object. To do this we can use the cmdlet Select-Object, which allows us to select the data that we need. What most people don’t … Read moreHow to use PowerShell Select-Object
The Domain Controllers are the backbone of your network. They allow you to organize your network, and manage your users, computers and other resources. So it’s important that your domain controllers run without any problems, and that is where the … Read moreHow to use DCDiag to check Domain Controllers
You try to send someone an email, but instead, you get an error that Your email couldn’t be forwarded. If you look at the error message you will see the error “Your organization does not allow external forwarding”. This indicates … Read moreFix Your Organization does not allow External Forwarding
A pretty common problem that most system administrators have seen once is the error “the trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed”. This error occurs after you have logged in on a domain computer. When this error … Read moreHow to Fix Trust Relationship between this Workstation and the Primary Domain failed
When retrieving data with PowerShell you often only need a part of it. This is where the PowerShell Where Object cmdlet comes in. It allows you to select only the objects that you need from the results. Good to know … Read moreHow to use PowerShell Where Object
