PowerShell always had an MSI package that you could download and distribute yourself to install and update, starting with Preview 1 of v7.7, which has changed to MSIX. In this short blog post, I will explain what this means.
Check PowerShell Scripts for deprecated Azure AD or MSOnline Cmdlets
You might have read it a few times… The Azure AD and MSOnline PowerShell modules are deprecated, and scripts that use Cmdlets from these modules should be updated to use Microsoft Graph Cmdlets. In this blog post, I will show you a script to scan for them and also which replacement Cmdlets you should use instead.
MVP Summit 2026
My second MVP Summit took place in the week of March 23, 2026. Such a great event with all the MVPs from all around the world. In this blog post, I will show some highlights, pictures, and share information where it's not NDA 😉
PowerShell v7.6 LTS Release and why it matters
Two days ago, the new LTS version of PowerShell, 7.6, was released. In this short blog post, I will highlight its key features and improvements.
“Monad to Millions – Celebrating Jeffrey Snover & the PowerShell Community” Podcast
I was a guest on a podcast before, but never one with Jeffrey Snover! In this short blog post, I will tell you about the podcast hosted by Heiko Brenn (Thanks again!).
Learning PowerShell on Microsoft Learn
If you don't already know, there is a 'Learning PowerShell' section on Microsoft Learn. It's truly a great start (or continuation) of your PowerShell journey. In this blog post, I will highlight the different chapters.
Over 1.000.000 views!
Today, my site crossed the 1 million views mark 🙂 I'm just looking at this huge number and thinking... How?! To celebrate, I will highlight some things from the journey in this small blog post.
Using Strict Mode in PowerShell
PowerShell is incredibly flexible; it's a forgiving scripting language. But this could turn into scripts not written according to best practices or that rely on things that work automatically, and sometimes fail without really understanding why. In this blog post, I will show you how Strict mode works and how it can help you 🙂
Using the ZLocation PowerShell Module to navigate folders
Switching back and forth between folders on your system requires a lot of typing and thinking about where that xyz folder was located... Zlocation helps you navigate frequently accessed folders. In this small blog post, I will show you how it works.
a Hidden gem in PowerShell : Format-Custom
It was something I ran into this week, Format-Custom. Usually I display things in a list or table, but this is different... And very useful! In this blog post, I will show you how it works.