Get latest Windows release

Maybe you heard of this already but I found this hidden gem (at least for me) where you can easily get the latest Windows release in PowerShell. The module is written by Jose Schenardie. You can find it here in the PowerShell gallery. So, what does it actually do? Well, let’s first install the module … Read more

Update to PSCloudPc

Stefan Dingemanse and I made an update to our PowerShell module called PSCloudPc. This PowerShell module enables you to manage Windows 365 via PowerShell with easy to use command lets. The MSGraph powershell module requires you to construct JSON body’s. We made this in to easy to use “one-liners” Check out our Project website. And … Read more

Automate Applocker configuration for Intune

I wrote a post a while ago about automating the creation of the Applocker policy for intune. You can find it here. This post is a prequel to that post. This post shows you how to automate your Applocker configuration which you can upload with the previous post to Microsoft Intune. To automate the configuration … Read more

Enrich your image using PSNerdio

New part of the PSNerdio series! This part is about how to enrich your image using PSNerdio. So, we are adding scripted actions, applications and schedules to the image. This allows you to create a complete image via PSNerdio. Link to the GitHub repo. Other parts of this series: Deploy Nerdio from an IAC perspective … Read more

Linking all required resources to Nerdio via PSNerdio

Second part of the series! This part is about linking all required resources to nerdio via PSNerdio. So, in the previous part of this series I mentioned that the PowerShell module created by Nerdio needs some love. I wanted to link my resourcegroups to Nerdio and that CMDlet was not working. So, I’m going to … Read more

Automate MacOS version compliance

I wanted to automate the minimum version for a MacOS compliance policy in Microsoft Intune. There were a couple of requirements: The Script To fulfill the first requirement I searched for a reputable source. Of course, I ended up on reddit. Just kidding of course. But! Reddit lead me to reputable source. Turns out Apple … Read more