This PowerShell module has two simple commands to that work with the registry to either get or set the primary DNS suffix of a computer.

A set of of PowerShell functions you might use to enhance your own functions and scripts or to facilitate working in the console. Most should work in both Windows PowerShell and PowerShell 7, even cross-platform. Any operating system limitations should be handled on a per command basis.

Functions and add-ons for the Windows PowerShell ISE v4.0 and later

A set of commands for working with PowerShell 7 and later releases.

This module contains the control scripts to build, snapshot and remove lab environements using DSC configurations and the Lability PowerShell module.

A set of commands and tools for teaching PowerShell.

Function to add new remote tabs in the PowerShell ISE with additional options like SSL.

A PowerShell module to display a calendar in the console.

A set of functions for checking, testing and reporting memory usage using WMI and performance counters.

A DSC resource for managing PowerShell Web Access (PSWA) authorization rules

Convert PowerShell expression results into console-based pivot tables.

A set of commands for exporting and importing PSCredentials to a json file.

A tool set for managing tasks or to-do projects in PowerShell. Task data is stored in XML and managed through a PowerShell class.

A set of PowerShell tools for working with type extensions.

A set of PowerShell functions to managing Windows Update settings such as pausing, on Windows 10.

A PowerShell module for executing commands remotely in a non-remoting environment using a shared folder structure such as Dropbox.

A set of commands for working with the legacy lmhosts file.

Check for module updates from the PowerShell gallery and create a comparison object.

A PowerShell module for managing scheduled jobs and their results.

This command uses the .NET SqlClient classes to connect to a SQL database and execute any type of query. The default behavior is to use integrated Windows authentication, but you can pass a credential object for a username and password. This works well when run on Linux. When you run a SELECT query the command will write a custom object for each r... More info