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  • PowerShellWindows 10Windows Server 2019

    Installing PowerShell Modules in Offline Mode (Without Internet Access)

    January 10, 2022

    Most popular PowerShell modules are installed online from the official PowerShell Gallery (PSGallery) repository using the Install-Module command. However, you won’t be able to install a PowerShell module if your…

  • Windows 10Windows 11Windows Server 2016Windows Server 2019

    Using DISM to Check and Repair Windows Image

    December 29, 2021

    You can use the SFC (System File Checker) and DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management) commands to check and repair the integrity of system files and Component Store of your…

  • PowerShellWindows 10Windows 11Windows Server 2019

    Change the Default Remote Desktop (RDP) Port 3389 in Windows

    December 22, 2021

    In all Windows operating systems, the default port assigned to RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) is TCP 3389. After you enable RDP in Windows, the TermService (Remote Desktop Services) starts listening…

  • Active DirectoryPowerShellWindows Server 2019

    Managing Active Directory Groups with PowerShell

    December 20, 2021

    The Active Directory Users and Computer (ADUC) graphical snap-in is not the only tool for managing security groups in Active Directory. You can use simple PowerShell commands for day to…

  • PowerShellWindows 10Windows 11Windows Server 2019

    How to Check .NET Framework Version Installed on Windows?

    December 15, 2021

    On Windows, you can install and run multiple versions of the .NET Framework at the same time. When developing or deploying a new application based on .NET libraries, sometimes you…

  • PowerShellWindows Server 2019Windows Server 2022

    Deploying Remote Desktop Services (RDSH) in a Workgroup (without Domain)

    December 13, 2021

    This article describes how to install and configure a terminal server role Remote Desktop Session Host in a workgroup (without an Active Directory domain) and without any other additional roles…

  • Active DirectoryGroup PoliciesWindows 10Windows Server 2019

    Using GPResult Command to Check Applied GPOs and RSoP Data

    December 13, 2021

    The GPResult.exe command-line tool is used to get a Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) that is applied to a user and/or computer in an Active Directory domain. GPResult allows you…

  • SQL ServerWindows Server 2012 R2Windows Server 2019

    Configuring Always-On High Availability Groups on SQL Server

    December 2, 2021

    In this article, we’ll walk you through a step-by-step guide on how to install and configure Always On Availability Groups on SQL Server running on Windows Server 2019, discuss failover…

  • Active DirectoryPowerShellWindows 10Windows Server 2019

    How to Convert SID to User/Group Name and User to SID?

    December 2, 2021

    SID (Security IDentifier) is a unique identifier that is assigned to users, groups, computers, or other security objects when they are created in Windows or Active Directory domain. Windows uses…

  • Active DirectoryPowerShellWindows Server 2019

    Get-ADUser: Find Active Directory User Info with PowerShell

    November 30, 2021

    The Get-ADUser PowerShell cmdlet allows you to get information about an Active Directory user, its attributes, and search among domain users. It is one of the more popular PowerShell cmdlets…

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