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Recent podcasts I was a guest on

August 9, 2023August 22, 2023 / Harm Veenstra / Leave a comment

I listen to podcasts often, but I also view a lot on YouTube or other channels... But being in one, that's something else 🙂 In this blog post, I will post the ones I was in this year. They are all PowerShell related, but I guess you already knew that 😀

Experts Live Netherlands 2023

May 27, 2023June 2, 2023 / Harm Veenstra / Leave a comment

This week the annual Dutch Experts Live meeting was there again in Den Bosch, I was there together with some of my colleagues from NEXXT, and this is my impression of the event 🙂

Create a multiple-choice quiz using PowerShell

October 30, 2022May 3, 2023 / Harm Veenstra / 4 Comments

Tomorrow I'm taking the AZ-800 (Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure) exam, and I wanted to create a simple test exam quiz for myself with multiple-choice questions. This blog post will show you how to do that using an Excel file with questions and A, B, C, and D answers, including the correct answer to check on.

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  1. Harm Veenstra on Adding printer drivers and printers using Microsoft Intune and PowerShellSeptember 26, 2023

    Did you manage to get it working?

  2. Harm Veenstra on Retrieve local and remote PowerShell logsSeptember 22, 2023

    You are administrator of the system otherwise it would have given an error about that.. I think that this is…

  3. doooodles on Retrieve local and remote PowerShell logsSeptember 21, 2023

    I am the only user of this PC so to avoid any security issues, I chose not to include the…

  4. Harm Veenstra on Retrieve local and remote PowerShell logsSeptember 21, 2023

    If you don't specify a computername, it will connect to your local computer. If you do specify a computername using…

  5. Harm Veenstra on Check for PowerShell module updatesSeptember 21, 2023

    Ah, no worries and no problem 😊

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