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PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks shows us how to create a PowerShell battery reporting tool in this step-by-step tutorial.

Notepad is one of the most commonly used built-in tools that comes with the Microsoft Windows operating system. What makes Notepad so useful, besides the fact that it has been around for so many years, is that when you save files in Notepad, the resulting text files have no format tags or styles, which makes…

Haven’t tried Windows 10 yet? Daniel Petri shows us how to install the Windows 10 Technical Preview in this step-by-step tutorial and deep-dive into the Windows 10 install process.

Join the #CurrentStatus crew as they discuss planes, spaceships, rockets and running triathlons with Microsoft Exchange MVP Paul Robichaux (@paulrobichaux). As a rock star in the Microsoft Exchange community, Paul will discuss way he thinks when he hears the phrase “Exchange Admins are a dying breed” given the increasing adoption of Office365.  We may even ask Paul about the “running Exchange VMs…

Learn about different anti-malware solutions for your Microsoft Azure virtual machines.

Learn how to find installed software using WMI and StdRegProv in this latest PowerShell Problem Solver from Jeff Hicks.

Russell Smith shows us how to get DNS resolution working for Active Directory by creating a new DHCP options set in Amazon Web Services.

Learn how to provision a Windows Server 2012 R2 VM with a static private IP address in a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), with the help of Windows PowerShell.

Aidan Finn teaches us about forced tunneling, a new Azure feature that lets you control the flow of traffic from your Azure virtual networks.

Russell Smith teaches us how to use iSCSI to configure Windows Server 2012 R2 as a storage server.

Russell Smith shows us how to configure a Windows Server 2012 R2 Storage Spaces Mirrored Volume using PowerShell.

Jeff Hicks continues his discussion on how to find installed software on your computer. In this article, he provides an easier and faster method of searching the registry with PowerShell.