This blog explains how system administrators can use a custom PowerShell script to scan domain computers, find unwanted media/torrent files, and generate an Excel report. With built-in switches for dry-run and delete, it offers both safe testing and actual file cleanup, followed by an automated email report.

Learn how to automate Active Directory account management with PowerShell by fetching users via EMPID, disabling accounts, logging results in Excel, and emailing reports.

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.

Windows Admin Center (WAC) is a locally deployed, browser-based management toolset designed to help IT professionals manage Windows clients, servers, and clusters without requiring a cloud connection.

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

Rack-Level Nested Mirror (RLNM) in Storage Spaces Direct on Windows Server 2025