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User Sessions and Secondary IDs
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User Sessions and Secondary IDs

Nathan C. Hoy May 05, 2025

Overview For anyone performing administrative tasks—whether you’re already using secondary IDs or not—I strongly encour…

PowerShell: PST File Discovery on Network.
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PowerShell: PST File Discovery on Network.

Nathan C. Hoy April 05, 2024

Overview In a somewhat recent shift from On-Prem Exchange to Office 365, one of our objectives included eliminating tho…

PowerShell: Disk Media Type Audit
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PowerShell: Disk Media Type Audit

Nathan C. Hoy April 22, 2023

Overview The following script will identify the disk media types for the system ran on and tattoo them to the registry.…

PowerShell: Install Microsoft Store Application Leveraging WINGET
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PowerShell: Install Microsoft Store Application Leveraging WINGET

Nathan C. Hoy February 12, 2023

Overview The  winget  command line tool enables users to discover, install, upgrade, remove and configure applications …

PowerShell: Self Destruct Function
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PowerShell: Self Destruct Function

Nathan C. Hoy February 01, 2023

Overview The following function is designed to delete the script file it resides in as soon as it is executed. This mak…

PowerShell: Update Sysmon Driver to Latest Version
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PowerShell: Update Sysmon Driver to Latest Version

Nathan C. Hoy February 12, 2021

Overview The script provided below is designed to automatically handle the installation of Sysmon drivers on your syste…

PowerShell: Installed Application Information
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PowerShell: Installed Application Information

Nathan C. Hoy October 11, 2017

Overview This function is designed to gather and retrieve detailed information about all installed applications by pe…

PowerShell: Append to File
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PowerShell: Append to File

Nathan C. Hoy April 13, 2017

Overview I ran into an issue the other day where I needed to append a web site to the exception site list for Java. I a…

PowerShell: Copy Most Recent File and Rename
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PowerShell: Copy Most Recent File and Rename

Nathan C. Hoy January 09, 2017

$source = '<path>' $destination = '<path>' @ ( Get-ChildItem $source -Filter *.ba…

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