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Resolving the ‘Get-MgServicePrincipal: Insufficient Privileges’ Error in PowerShell
Understanding the Error The 'get-mgserviceprincipal: insufficient privileges to complete the operation' error is a common issue encountered by users of PowerShell, particularly when handling Microsoft Graph service principals. This error primarily indicates that the...
How to Turn on Microsoft Defender Credential Guard with PowerShell
Introduction to Microsoft Defender Credential Guard Microsoft Defender Credential Guard is a security feature designed to protect sensitive information in Windows environments. By leveraging virtualization-based security, it isolates secrets such as user credentials...
How to Update the Lockout Threshold in Windows Using PowerShell: A Guide to the ‘Net Accounts Lockout Threshold’ Command
Introduction to Account Lockout Threshold The account lockout threshold is a crucial security feature in Windows operating systems, including Windows 10 and Windows 11, designed to protect user accounts from unauthorized access. Essentially, it dictates the number of...
Launching PowerShell from a Windows Directory
Launching PowerShell from a Windows directory can be done in a few simple steps. First, open File Explorer and navigate to the directory where you want to launch PowerShell. Once you are in the desired directory, you can launch PowerShell by following these steps:...
Removing an Extension Attribute from an Account in Active Directory using PowerShell
Removing an Extension Attribute from an Account in Active Directory using PowerShell In this blog post, we will discuss how to remove an Extension Attribute from an account in Active Directory using PowerShell. Extension Attributes are custom attributes that can be...
Managing Active Directory and ExtensionAttributes with PowerShell
Introduction to Active Directory and PowerShell Active Directory is a directory service developed by Microsoft for Windows domain networks. It is used to manage and organize resources such as users, computers, and groups within a network. Active Directory provides a...
Uninstall an Application from Windows 11 with PowerShell
PowerShell is a powerful scripting language and command-line shell that is built on the .NET Framework. It allows you to automate various tasks and manage your system more effectively. When it comes to uninstalling applications, PowerShell provides a simple yet...
Searching Windows for Installed Browsers Using PowerShell
To search for all browsers installed on a Windows system using PowerShell, you can utilize the Get-ItemProperty cmdlet. This cmdlet allows you to access classes, which provide information about various aspects of the operating system.To start, open PowerShell by...
How to Open up Settings in Windows 11 using PowerShell
How to Open up Settings in Windows 11 using PowerShell Windows 11 brings a fresh new look and many exciting features to enhance your computing experience. One of the essential aspects of any operating system is the ability to access and customize settings according to...
How to Open a Folder in Windows 11 Using PowerShell
Opening a folder in Windows 11 using PowerShell can be a quick and efficient way to access your files and directories. Whether you are a seasoned IT professional or a casual user looking to streamline your workflow, PowerShell offers a range of commands and options to...