Hi Everyone, Here is another simple script once again for you, to list devices from Azure AD with a filter on Display Name. I want the list of devices where their names start with EWR or for that matter it can be anything else, depending on your requirement. Please make sure that Azure AD PowerShell module is installed before running this script. I am getting four things in the results. DeviceType, AccountEnabled, Operating System and Display Name. Connect-AzureAD Write-Output "List of Devices f

Hi Everyone, Here is another simple script once again for you, to list devices from Azure AD with a filter on Display Name. I want the list of devices where their names start with EWR or for that matter it can be anything else, depending on your requirement. Please make sure that Azure AD PowerShell module is installed before running this script. I am getting four things in the results. DeviceType, AccountEnabled, Operating System and Display Name. Connect-AzureAD Write-Output "List of Devices f

Simple powershell script to run on remote computers to update the product Key. This will be handy for administrators who want to convert multiple Windows pro computers to Enterprise version. Open PowerShell in administrator mode and run the following script. If the target computer names are stored in computers.txt under Temp directory of C Drive. $computers = "C:\Temp\computers.txt" $computers | %{ # Edit the following command with the appropriate product key Invoke-Command -ComputerName $_ -ScriptBlock { slmgr /ipk xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx} }:

Assuming that you have few usernames in the adusers.txt file under the Temp folder in your C Drive. Following script should get the information you need and put it in a CSV file under the temp folder. Feel free to change the path as per your liking.  Get-Content -Path C:\Temp\adusers.txt | foreach { Get-ADUser -LDAPFilter "(samaccountname=$_)" | Select-Object -Property samaccountname, enabled } | Out-File C:\Temp\aduserstatus.csv