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Prompt Answers in PowerShellPowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks explores a new way to prompt for input in your scripts and functions. -
Deferring Upgrades in Windows 10Learn how to defer upgrades on your Windows 10 personal computer, or learn how to deploy deferred upgrades across your…
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Exchange 2016: What’s New, and Is It Worth It?Exchange 013016 has been out now for awhile, following a two-month technical preview. As with every new product version, there’s…
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Building A Better Conference RoomIt has been a few decades since the conference saw an overhaul but with new sensors and backend technology, the…
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Office 365 Tip: Using Modern Email AttachmentsRussell Smith shows us a quick Office 365 for using modern email attachments.
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Microsoft Embraces Linux Foundation To Create New CertificationDuring 2015, Microsoft has made it clear that Linux is no longer the foe of yesterday and has created a…
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Microsoft Announces General Availability of System Center Configuration ManagerMicrosoft has announced the general availability of System Center Configuration Manager and you can download it now from MSDN and…
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Windows 10 Tip: Manage Telemetry SettingsHere's a quick tip on how to set the telemetry level in Windows 10 using Group Policy.
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Microsoft Is Open-Sourcing Part Of Its Edge BrowserMicrosoft has announced today at JSConf in Florida that they will be open-sourcing key components of its Chakra JavaScript engine…
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A Workaround for Using PowerShell’s Get-Service with the ComputerName ParameterJeff Hicks shows us a way to use PowerShell's Get-Service cmdlet to work with the commonly used ComputerName property.
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Microsoft’s Build 2016 Conference Kicks Off On March 30Microsoft has announced today that it’s Build conference will be taking placing March 30th to April 1st 2016 and that…
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Microsoft Announces Windows Server 2016 LicensingMicrosoft has announced details on Windows Server 2016 licensing, which includes a switch to a per-core licensing model.
