When managing devices in a Windows environment, automating driver installation can simplify the process, especially when dealing with numerous drivers. PowerShell provides an efficient way to automate driver installation with just a few lines of code. This method is particularly useful when deploying driver packs via Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM) or Intune, allowing administrators … Read more
Today, I’m going to walk you through how to connect to Microsoft Graph using PowerShell. We will cover the differences between Delegated Access and App-Only Access, and various methods for each type of access. Additionally, we will delve into the details of each script to explain how they work and their objectives. All these scripts … Read more
Arrays are a fundamental aspect of programming, and PowerShell is no exception. Arrays allow you to store multiple values in a single variable, making data management much easier. In this post, I’ll explore different ways to create arrays in PowerShell and the benefits of each method. I’ll also provide some practical examples to help you … Read more
Introduction In this article, I will explain a remediation I created to remove specific Appx packages from Windows devices using Intune. The purpose of this remediation is to ensure that certain unwanted or unnecessary Appx packages are not present on managed devices. This helps in maintaining a clean and streamlined environment for users. Objective : … Read more
Introduction to the PowerShell Log Buffer Script This PowerShell script enhances logging performance by temporarily storing logs in a PowerShell log buffer and periodically writing them to a log file. By minimizing the frequency of disk I/O operations, this script ensures more efficient logging, which is particularly useful in scenarios requiring extensive log generation. The … Read more