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Month: January 2026

Install Nerdfonts using PowerShell

Yes, I'm a nerd, and nerds like to use NerdFonts 🙂 In this small blog post, I will show you how you can use the NerdFonts PowerShell module from Ryan L McIntyre.

Harm Veenstra Fun, PowerShell 2 Comments January 30, 2026January 30, 2026 2 Minutes

Intune Win32 PowerShell Installer Type

This month, Microsoft re-released PowerShell as a command-line option for Intune Win32 packages, making it easy to update the installation script without recreating the IntuneWin package. In this blog post, I will show you how it works.

Harm Veenstra Intune, Microsoft Endpoint Manager, PowerShell 8 Comments January 23, 2026January 23, 2026 3 Minutes

Test SSL/TLS Protocols using PowerShell

Testing enabled SSL and TLS protocols on servers is something I have to do for hardening and security purposes. Of course, you can do that using PowerShell with the Test-TlsProtocols Module from TechnologyAnimal 🙂 In this blog post, I will show you how.

Harm Veenstra Networking, PowerShell, Security 4 Comments January 16, 2026January 17, 2026 3 Minutes

PowerShell coding in WSL using VSCode

This is something I do on my Windows company device, using WSL instances to develop PowerShell scripts. In this blog post, I will show you how it works and how to set it up.

Harm Veenstra PowerShell, Visual Studio Code, WSL 1 Comment January 9, 2026January 9, 2026 4 Minutes

2025 Overview

It's 2026, so it's time to reflect on 2025 :). In this blog post, I will highlight the great PowerShell moments that happened this year.

Harm Veenstra PowerShell 2 Comments January 2, 2026January 2, 2026 5 Minutes

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    […] Jambuilds, which helped me work out the best method for my PowerShell Function for the cmd.ms website […]

  2. PowerShell is fun :)Celebrating my 250 PowerShell-related posts! on It’s a lot of work reinstalling your system… But not with PowerShell and Winget!April 24, 2026

    […] wrote my first post on April 21st, 2022: https://powershellisfun.com/2022/04/21/its-a-lot-of-work-reinstalling-your-system/. It was something I was updating again after reinstalling my…

  3. PowerShell SnippetRace 16-17/2026 | PowerShell Usergroup Austria on Check mail records using the DomainHealthChecker PowerShell ModuleApril 19, 2026

    […] Border security for e-mail systems can be challenging. All the acronyms and technologies behind it may be overwhelming for…

  4. Harm Veenstra on Keep Microsoft Teams status Available instead of away using PowerShellApril 13, 2026

    Nice catch, makes sense to leave it out of the loop and updated blog and GitHub. Thanks!

  5. Harm Veenstra on Keep Microsoft Teams status Available instead of away using PowerShellApril 13, 2026

    I mentioned "Run as Admin" only if you run it as a Scheduled Task, you don't need Admin permissions but…

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