PowerShell Made Easy 

Hehe please don’t die, especially at my jokes 😂🤣 Delighted to hear that you found my session useful

Seth’s is so much I really appreciate that👍😊

Thanks James I’m delighted to hear it.

Great to hear. Thanks so much 👍

Aw thanks so much😊

Wow, thank you!

Thanks and you’re very welcome 🤗

Delighted to hear that. I hope you find it useful 😊👍

Thanks so much 👍😊

You’re very welcome Bala and thanks for nice comment 😊

Thanks so much I really appreciate your comments. Delighted to have you on board 😊

The best way to practice for this exam is the practice with power shell. I also recommend you having a look at learn.Microsoft.com to understand what’s involved in the exam fully. As this will help you prepare. Good luck! 👍

You're welcome!

Many thanks I really appreciate that. 😊

Our pleasure!

Glad you liked it

You’re welcome and thanks for the nice comment

You got it!

Just trying to help my friend😊 thanks for your nice comment

Aw thanks Tony

Anytime 👍

Thanks so much for the kind comments. Microsoft dynamics I’m afraid is a bit of a specialty, not to mention a mystery to me. I apologise it’s not in my remit. However, there are many channels on dynamics on RU-vid. I do hope that your stay for my other content, though, all the best, Andy.

Dear Andy, Microsoft certified trainer. I would like to say that one of the most important features of Teams and Skype for Business was the possibility to reach the user with a recorded message, if not available, and the recorded message was received by the end user in inbox Outlook as text message or email. Some end users are a little deaf, or struggle to understand recorded messages!

Best place is learn.Microsoft.com 😊

Thank you@@AndyMaloneMVP

Learn the basic skills. Take a look at docs.Microsoft..,com PowerShell gallery.com is a great resource as well. Good luck 😊

Docs.microsoft.com is the main source of information here

Sorry I’m not an expert in this area

I’m planning to do one of these soon. In the meantime you have to ask yourself how many users are you dealing with. If it’s a small number I would just create the accounts in Microsoft 365 first. You can then use an IMAP mail migration, PST migration to move email. Alternatively if your clients have exchange you could manage a cut over migration and this would connect to your old servers as well as creating user accounts and mail accounts in Microsoft 365. Then, in the SharePoint admin centre there a selection of migration tools, including file, and folder migration tools. Beyond that I would probably connect your windows 10/11 machines to Azure AD directly. Take a look at some of my videos in the InTune section on my channel. These will help. All the best and thanks for your question, Andy

@@AndyMaloneMVP Thanks for the advice Andy

It helps but I’m not in DevOps I’m at it pro but it can’t do no harm

Try chat got or copilot

Windows 10/11 = Autopilot. You can reset PC's techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-intune-blog/endpoint-manager-simplifies-upgrades-to-windows-11/ba-p/2771886

@@AndyMaloneMVP Thanks for the prompt reply. I've read through your supplied doc and tried Autopilot reset, but the pre-provisioned apps still remains. I'm also using Business Premium and as the docs says; DisableConsumerExperience is not supported for Win11 Pro, only Enterprise and Education. I'm not having any issues with OEM apps at all, clean install. I've seen a lot of people complaining about how bloated Win11 is and some are using different techniques such as set Store apps to Uninstall, a de-bloating Powershell script or a packaged Powershell script as a Win32 app. I was hoping MS could either stop bloating the OS or provide us with a customizable script to remove said pre-provisioned apps. The closest thing to a Powershell script provided by MS is the one provided with the Win10/11 for cloud config guide, but that removes everything it seems, even Notepad and Photos!? I really don't want to be dependent on a 3rd party solution. I've raised a ticked for this today and it will be very interesting what they've got to say about this.

Thanks for the question. Absolutely go for it 😀That's what being a technology evangelist is all about. That's how MVP's are born. Good luck and ping me with the link I'll take a look :-) Good luck!

Learn.microsoft.com

PowerShell is yea but not necessarily the modules

@@AndyMaloneMVPOK, I though i Had taken a peak at it years ago. Can you give me a few pointers where to start after I get pwshl fired up. Pc wont boot into windows. Skype gave me many problems opening and My memory use was at 100 percent. I deleted some software to make some room and restarted. That didnt work anymore. Im trying to learn some new things now that it is needed.

@@captainprototype187 sorry I’m not a support guy. Besides I use a Mac. Although memory running at 100% doesn’t sound right sounds like a virus. Or you need to buy a new machine. A good resource to learn is learn.microsoft.com. You can also find some great PowerShell content on the PowerShellgallery.com

Works fine for me, yes on Apple Silicon

No, I said that if you know basic DOS and networks g commands then you probably know PowerShell as well. It uses natural language and once you see the pattern, it’s easy to learn.

This was an early video. My apologies

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Time traveler’s😀

Sorry for that