Today, Microsoft released Release Candidate 1 of PowerShell Preview v7.7. In this small blog post, I will show you the updates and how to install it.
PowerShell Preview v7.7.0-rc.1 Release
Report on the Feature Update level of Intune Devices using PowerShell
I wanted a simple overview of the Feature Update level for one of our customers' Windows clients; Intune reports didn't give me what I needed... In this blog post, I will show you the script I wrote for it 🙂
PSConfEU MiniCon 2026
Today was the annual MiniCon, the online version of PSConfEU 🙂 The event took place during my workday, but I joined two sessions and had many conversations using Gather's interaction style. In this blog post, I will recap the event.
Using the PowerShell PSCompression module to create or extract ZIP, tar, RAR, gzip, bzip2, etc
PowerShell has built-in support for compressing files, but it only supports ZIP files. The PSCompression module supports a lot more with more options, in this blog post I will show you how it works.
Test your network equipment using PowerShell and the Invoke-NetStress Module
I like to test my network connections to see if they're reliable and what the capacity really is. There's a PowerShell module for that with some nice options and reporting: Invoke-NetStress 🙂
slmgr.vbs replacement in PowerShell using the OSLicense module
We all know that VBScript has been deprecated and will be removed in future Windows releases. The PowerShell OSLicense module helps you activate licenses, query them, and more. In this blog post, I will show you how it works.
Workplace Ninjas Summit 2026 Recap
My first Workplace Ninjas Summit as a speaker, but also as an attendee. In this (long) blog post, I will highlight everything about the event in Switzerland, the community events in the evenings, etc. It's not all PowerShell, but sometimes it's related 😉 (Beware, it might take some time to load!)
Calculating in PowerShell
I often forget that PowerShell can also do calculations in the Terminal, so I end up using my phone's calculator again. In this small blog post, I will show you the options available for basic math and calculations.
PowerShell v7.7.0 preview 4
A new preview version was released two days ago. In this small blog post, I will highlight the changes and how to install it alongside your normal PowerShell version.
The FreeDadJokes PowerShell Module
It's been a busy week, and sometimes you just need something like a dad joke while almost hitting project deadlines, etc. 😉 In this short blog post, I will show you how to use the FreeDadJokes module and add it to your profile to get one every time you start a Terminal.