Carbon is a PowerShell module for automating the configuration Windows 7, 8, 2008, and 2012 and automation the installation and configuration of Windows applications, websites, and services. It can configure and manage: * Local users and groups * IIS websites, virtual directories, and applications * File system, registry, and certificate pe... More info

This module provides the functionality needed to manipulate the default AD locations for storing User and Computer objects.

This module is designed to be a total revamp of the "UpdateServices" native WSUS PSModule.

PowerShell functions for Intune management operations

Compare two computers configurations by comparing services, software, drivers, process or hotfix between those computers.

This module offers a set of tools to manage Windows environment, such as servers and network services.

The Get-ComputerInfo.ps1 script uses CIM to get information about a computer that is specified in the -ComputerName parameter. The -ComputerName is optional, when not specified, the script defaults to the name of the local computer for the input to the -ComputerName parameter. This script gathers information such as BIOS, Disk, Memory and other spe... More info

Tools for gathering information on users and computers accross trusted domains. This uses .Net forms to present a selection window of all discovered trusted domains. It is using the ActiveDirectory module so this will need to be installed first. Further Documentation: https://github.com/ironScripter/IronScripter.ActiveDirectory

Automatic Log in to your Server via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) with PowerShell

This sample runbook creates a Log Analytics machine group based off an Azure VM tag and Update management Log Analytics data. The major steps of the script are outlined below: 1) Connect to the Azure account 2) Set the subscription context 3) Return the list of Azure VM resource IDs for the provided tag 4) Generate the query for the Log Analytic... More info

This module is a part of PwSh.Fw framework. It handles fetching local computer hardware.