Easily manage Applications with WinGet v1.x
Microsoft has released WinGet, a package manager that is very well suited for installing and updating third-party applications. We are now installing applications with “WinGet” and learn how to manage…
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Use SFTP with Powershell
If you want to use SFTP with Powershell to transfer files, you can do this with the Posh-SSH module. Installation of SFTP with Powershell To retrieve or copy data via…
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Squid on Hyper-V – new Ubuntu 24.04
A Linux VM with Proxy, such as Squid, can be used to reduce bandwidth as it caches frequently requested websites. Today we want to configure a Linux VM with Proxy and deploy…
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Azure Feeds – all your RSS Feed Updates
A little tip for the RSS fans and bookworms among us for the weekend: Azurefeeds.com collects lots of articles in one place for your RSS Feed. As described in an German…
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My new Customized Windows Terminal settings.json 2024
I wanted to personalize my Terminal setting as part of upcoming articles and being more technical lately. Turned out… it’s not that easy and you require some reading of documentation….
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Install Windows Terminal 2024
With just a few command you can run your CMD, a Linux Bash, PowerShell and Azure Cloud Shell in One Terminal Screen under current versions of Windows 10 & Windows…
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Windows Home Edition – Group Policy Editor
If you are using a Windows Home version and want to make a setting via Group Policy, you will find that there is no Group Policy Manager under Windows Home…
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Install Windows Linux Subsystem 2 (easy)
With just one command you can run a Linux under current versions of Windows 10 & Windows 11. Introduction to WSL Are you using Windows 10 or 11 at the…
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Powershell – List all domain controllers and more for the new Windows Server 2025
How do you create a list of all domain controllers (DCs) with a few commands and write it to a CSV file? Comma-separated values (CSV) is a text file format…
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Active Directory – Group Policy Report
If you want to quickly sort or filter the GPOs in the Active Directory by name or by enabled computer or user GPO settings, it is best to use Powershell….
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