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Understanding Character Encoding in PowerShell

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

Working with strings in PowerShell is core to many different operations. With strings come the many different encodings that can be used. Learning to manipulate, understand, and use those encodings can make working with documents of different languages and types much easier to do.

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Reactions are Headed to Outlook on the web and Mobile, Shows Promise but Significant Gaps Remain

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

If you don’t use something often, then you might even forget it exists. When I read that reactions in Outlook are rolling out soon, I had to go and check that the like button, which launched in 2015, still existed in Outlook on the web. The like button still exists and was one of the…

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Understanding Microsoft Defender and its Many Layers

Last Update: Jul 01, 2022

Microsoft Defender has many layers and trying to understand all of the different components can be complex.

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Automate Azure VM Best Practices Configuration Using Azure Automanage

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

Azure Automanage helps you to make sure your virtual machines (VM) are consistently configured with Microsoft’s best practice recommendations. And that’s a valuable service because Azure is constantly growing and changing, making it hard for IT professionals to keep up with best practice recommendations. Automanage is currently in preview. It is designed to configure and…

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How to Turn Emails in Outlook Mobile into To Dos

Last Update: Jun 05, 2025

Microsoft has started rolling out a new feature to the Outlook mobile app (iOS & Android) that allows you to create a To Do easily and efficiently from an email.

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What’s New in PowerShell 7.1

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

The latest versions of PowerShell are not included out-of-the-box with Windows 10. So, you might not know that PowerShell is already on version 7.1

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How to Enable PowerShell Remoting in Windows 10

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

Unlike Windows Server, PowerShell Remoting isn’t enabled by default in Windows 10. PowerShell Remoting is a secure management protocol (WSMan) for connecting to and managing remote devices. In its default configuration, PowerShell Remoting secures traffic over HTTP. It’s primarily designed to be used in an Active Directory (AD) environment, which protects the authentication phase using…

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Protecting Hybrid Active Directory Environments from Attack

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is an open standard that facilitates user logon to on-premises and cloud services.

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GET-IT SharePoint Day is Happening Today!

The world of SharePoint is constantly evolving. From significant announcements like Viva to managing the security of your users and data, it’s a platform that is not going away anytime soon. That is why today, we are hosting our GET-IT SharePoint virtual conference that is open to everyone and packed full of deep technical SharePoint…

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How to Install Windows Software Remotely Using PowerShell and Chocolatey

Last Update: Jun 04, 2025

2020 saw more people work from home than ever due to the worldwide health pandemic. But organizations were caught off guard and needed to quickly find ways to let employees work remotely and securely. Even organizations that had virtual private network (VPN) solutions already in place scrambled to scale them to handle a significantly higher…

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