USB access in enterprises poses major data security risks 🚨. This blog explains how to disable USB ports using PowerShell and Registry hacks, including a bonus USB Read-Only (Write Protection) method. A must-read for IT admins and cybersecurity professionals looking to strengthen Windows security.

Easily audit your IT environment with this PowerShell script 🚀. Fetch details like OS, CPU, RAM, storage, network adapters, and serial numbers from servers & endpoints for compliance and infrastructure management. Perfect for sysadmins and IT auditors.

🔐 Automate Security with PowerShell Managing Local Administrator accounts manually across multiple computers is risky and time-consuming ⏳. This step-by-step PowerShell script helps sysadmins remove unwanted local admins, keep only Administrator & Domain Admins, generate an Excel report 📊, and even email results automatically 📧. Perfect for audits, compliance, and enterprise security hardening 🚀.

A step-by-step PowerShell automation to fetch employee group memberships from Active Directory, export them to Excel, and email the results — perfect for IT admins managing large domains.

Managing employee data in Active Directory (AD) can be ⏳ time-consuming when done manually. Imagine having a 📄 list of Employee IDs and needing to quickly verify their existence in your domain, fetch detailed attributes, and export them into an 📊 Excel sheet — all while automating the process of emailing 📩 the results to stakeholders.

PowerShell Script for Disk Space Reporting Keeping an eye on disk space across many machines is a daily task for system administrators 🖥️. Manual checks are slow and error-prone, so here’s a simple, robust PowerShell solution

In enterprise environments, WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) helps IT admins control Windows updates by delivering them from a local server. However, remote or hybrid users may not always have access to the corporate WSUS server. That's where "dual scan" or fallback to internet updates becomes important

Monitor & Export Windows Services on Remote Computers Using PowerShell

Learn how to use PowerShell Script to Log Off Remote Users

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