Changing the Look of the Prompt
By: Patrick Gruenauer

PowerShell comes with a standard prompt whose configuration is stored in the prompt function. The good news is that we are able to change this prompt function to suit our needs. In this blog post, I will show you how you can change this prompt and I will give you some examples.
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Automating with PowerShell: Setting Sharepoint Sharing Settings
By: Kelvin Tegelaar

For a long time SharePoint Admin Settings wasn't something available inside the Graph API. We always had to jump through many hoops and had an issue with running changes headless because the PowerShell modules didn't support it. Recently I've been in contact with the SharePoint team and we now have a functional API for most of the important admin settings.
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ReadPDF
By: Adam Bacon

Allows you to read an entire pdf
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Template Podcast Title with Gilbert Sanchez
By: The PowerShell Podcast

In this episode, we cover the value of templating and how Stucco can be used to improve our module development, both inside an organization and for personal projects.
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Episode 044 – PowerShell Tips & Tricks
By: The PowerShell News Podcast

In this episode, we talk about tips and tricks.
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Azure Functions support for PowerShell 7.2
By: Microsoft Azure

Azure Functions support for PowerShell 7.2 enables developing and deploying Azure Function Apps for production scenarios using the latest version of PowerShell.
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Get information about connected monitor
By: Robin Stolpe

At work Helpdesk did receive multiple complaints regarding a specific manufacture and model of monitors. And many of our user can't look at the back of the monitor to see the brand or model and even harder to see the serial number of the monitor. Also we wanted to know if the monitor was inside the warranty period or not.
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In honor of Independence Day I made an alien invasion game in PowerShell (two versions in fact!)
By: u/Ecrofirt

In short, I made a Space Invaders-esque game in PowerShell.
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Repositories with Adil Leghari: Do not take orally
By: The PowerShell Podcast

In this episode, we learned all about repositories and how to use them in a PowerShell context. We briefly discussed the challenges of working from Home. We learned how Adil got started in the PowerShell community including getting involved in the PowerShell Slack/Discord, attending PowerShell Summit, and even stepping up and helping put on an event: BridgeConf. Adil convinces Jordan to submit to speak at Summit 2023, and Jordan agrees. The crowd goes wild! We tried to capture the code that we ran on this episode in a trannoscript file, which can be found below.
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Learn PowerShell Scripting in a Month of Lunches, Second Edition
By: James Petty, Don Jones and Jeffery Hicks

Don't miss the latest installment of this great series.
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PSparklines
By: endowdly

Sparklines for PowerShell!
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Enable AppLocker on Windows 10 Pro and Windows 11 Pro with PowerShell
By: Welf Alberts

In the past, AppLocker was available only for Windows Enterprise and Education subscribers. In this post, I will show you a way to use AppLocker on Windows 10 Pro and Windows 11 Pro.
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New PowerShell Version – v7.3.0-preview.6 Release of PowerShell
By: PowerShell Team

Check out and test what is new and upcoming in PowerShell
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Performing a Conditional Access Assessment with PowerShell
By: Sean McAvinue

Conditional Access is a powerful tool granting an easy way to bolster the security of an Office 365 tenant. The flexibility of Conditional Access means it can fit most organizational and security requirements easily. However, as with most things in technology, with flexibility there often comes complexity.
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PSGitUtils v1.13.3
By: Cpadiem Chao

Providers emoji supports for Git commit and Git log.
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Start Windows Sandbox with parameters
By: Harm Veenstra

Personally I use Windows Sandbox a lot for testing Endpoint Manager packages or software, sometimes you want to start it with certain options (Connect a folder on your harddrive or start without a network connection) and you have to create a custom configuration file (.wsb) with those options. This blogpost shows you how to start Windows Sandbox using PowerShell with parameters without the need of creating multiple configuration files.
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Exchange Online : Major Update – Retirement of Exchange Online PowerShell with MFA module
By: Prasham Sabadra

Prasham provides a great rundown of what to expect and how to prepare for the upcoming changes.
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Developing PowerShell Tools with Adam Driscoll
By: The Powershell Podcast

We talked about Adam's journey into PowerShell, how he started creating tools for PowerShell, and how his experience as a developer. He shared insights into the challenges of growing a business while developing new features and how he manages all the tasks on his plate. We also learn more about his personal life, including his numerous travel mishaps, Iron Man competitions, and even building your own cryptocurrency. We covered all that and much, much more.
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PowerShell: Split-Path Examples
By: Patrick Gruenauer

The cmdlet Split-Path can be useful to split volumes, folder and file path names. In this blog posts I will give you some examples you can build on. Have fun reading the code samples to learn more about the power of Split-Path.
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Get a Message Of The Day in your PowerShell session
By: Harm Veenstra

Sometimes you just need a nice inspirational quote to get some motivation ?? In this blogpost I will show you how to get one each time you start a new PowerShell session.
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Using Windows Terminal for PowerShell
By: Harm Veenstra

The Windows Terminal application has been out for a while now and it's one of the things (Next to my Edge Browser, Teams and Outlook of course ?? ) that I start after logging into my laptop. It's a Terminal application which allows you to have multiple PowerShell (Or cmd, ssh or even WSL linux sessions) open. In this blogpost I will show you some configuration settings to make it your go-to app for command-line stuff ??
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