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Powershell: Set Lockscreen and Wallpaper

This script will set your lockscreen and wallpaper at a registry level, it requires admin rights to write the registry...

PowerShell: Get groups with member count

Sometimes you just need to know how many members are in a group (or groups), this function does exactly that.Function...

PowerShell: find the next date of the next occurrence of a day

$daytofind = 'Tuesday' $i = 0  do {   $i++   $futureday = (get-date).AddDays($i) |...

Powershell: find all users with expired passwords

Just a simple one liner to find all domain users with expired passwordsGet-ADUser -filter * -properties...

Powershell: Export-Gpo (Inc links)

Whilst I know you can natively export gpo’s from gpedit.msc, it will not show you where it was linked in your AD.This...

Powershell: local admin users checks

Keeping control of members in the local admins group can be a chore, especially if you inherit multiple domains...

Powershell: Random password generator

Sometime you just need to generate random passwords, this function does that, it can be configured for different...

Powershell: Set-NTFSPerms

Sometimes, updating NTFS Permissions on a folder can be a chore, and just isn’t as simple as it should be, this...

PowerShell: Update Domain Servers

PowerShell: Understanding File Monitoring

This PowerShell script is designed to monitor a specified folder for the creation of new files. It utilizes...

SVCHostSplitThreshholdinKB

if you find that you CPU processes, handles and threads constantly run higher than what you expect, this will be...