PowerShell is the preferred way to manage access to calendars in user and shared mailboxes that are hosted on on-premises Exchange Server or on Microsoft 365. This guide explains how …
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This guide explains how to use PowerShell to enable/disable Microsoft Defender on Windows, how to manage various settings, and scan the computer for threats and viruses. What is Microsoft Defender? …
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Windows Update errors are notoriously difficult to solve. This happens not because solutions require some difficult hacks, or they are tremendously time-consuming. It is difficult because the system provides a …
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Excel (XLSX) is one of the most popular file formats used as simple databases for storing different structured data. Administrators can use XLS/XLSX files to store and retrieve various types …
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Depending on which Outlook for Windows client you use, the backup options may vary. Classic Outlook supports local PST/OST files and COM-based automation, while New Outlook for Windows uses a …
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There are generally two criteria to identify Microsoft 365 inactive users: Administrators can consider one or both criteria when analyzing inactive Microsoft 365 users for possible clean-up and freeing up …
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The shared mailbox in Exchange is similar to a regular user mailbox. The main difference is that a shared mailbox can be used by more than one user at the …
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The New-PSDrive cmdlet is used to create logical drives on a computer, including mapping drives to shared network folders. How to Map a Network Drive with New-PSDrive? You can map …
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In this article, we will explore what an RODC is, its benefits, and the step-by-step process to install and configure it using both direct and staged installation methods. Note. This …
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The Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet is a command in PowerShell that allows you to send HTTP and HTTPS requests to web servers and retrieve the response. It is primarily used for web …