In order to ensure that the Windows image that you deploy to computers in your network always has the latest security updates, you can add new update packages to your…

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This article describes how to update Windows PowerShell to the latest version 5.1 and how to install (upgrade) PowerShell Core 7.3. There are currently two branches of PowerShell: The classic…

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Branded computers/laptops that come with Windows pre-installed usually have a hidden hardware manufacturer OEM recovery partition.  This partition usually contains a manufacturer’s Windows reference image, which can be used to…

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When started, some programs require permission elevation (the shield next to the app icon), but actually, they don’t need administrator privileges for their normal operation. For example, you can manually…

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In Windows, you can manage the settings for your network adapters not only from the GUI but also from the PowerShell command prompt. In this article, we’ll look at the…

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You can use the open-source usbipd-win project to access a computer’s physical USB devices from the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2) or Hyper-V virtual machine. This tool allows you to…

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In some cases users cannot sing-in to RDS farm hosts running Windows Server using the built-in RDP client (mstsc.exe) with the following error: The task you are trying to do…

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You can use the built-in Send-MailMessage cmdlet to send SMTP e-mails from PowerShell. You can use this cmdlet to send e-mails in PowerShell version 2.0 and newer (previously you can…

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You can use the clipboard in an RDP session to copy/paste text and files between a local computer and a remote host (this can be either a Windows workstation or…

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The Microsoft Edge browser is installed by default on Windows 11 and all new Windows 10 builds (and Windows Server 2022/2019). If you have another browser installed on the computers…

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Modern builds of Windows 10 and Windows 11 come with the Microsoft Edge browser preinstalled, which should replace the deprecated Internet Explorer (how to remove IE on Windows). Some users…

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Internet Explorer compatibility mode (IE Mode) in the Microsoft Edge browser enables users to view legacy websites as if they were opened in classic Internet Explorer 11. This feature may…

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By default, Windows saves all of the commands that you type in the PowerShell console to a text log file. This allows you to re-run any command and view the…

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Every Windows system administrator should be able to use not only graphical AD snap-ins (usually it is ADUC, Active Directory Users and Computers), but also PowerShell cmdlets to perform everyday…

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Administrators should occasionally delete old user profiles (retired or inactive users, etc.) from C:\Users on Windows workstations and servers. The Windows user profile cleanup task is most commonly performed on…

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In this article, we will look at several ways to manage non-admin user permissions to restart or shutdown Windows workstations or servers. By default, non-privileged users can only reboot and…

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Quite often, you have to expand virtual machine disks when the system drive runs out of free space. For example, you increased the disk size in the VMware or Hyper-V…

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I have noticed a strange thing: my brand new Lenovo laptop loses Internet connection over a Wi-Fi adapter after waking up from sleep or hibernation. The network connection status shows…

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When replacing a motherboard or a network card, during a P2V or cold migration of virtual machines between hypervisors, or when configuring multiple VLANs on a single NIC in Windows,…

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