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Remove Wireless Profiles in Windows 10
Similar to my previous post ‘Windows 8: Remove Old Wireless Network Profiles‘ the following are steps which can be preformed in both the command prompt or PowerShell prompt.
Task: Clean up all wireless profiles in Windows 10
Requirements:
PowerShell or Command Prompt
Elevated Privileges
Steps:
Open, a PowerShell prompt or Command prompt as Administrator
Enter netsh wlan show profiles to show all…
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Tech Short: Using PowerShell to join Computer to AD Domain
Tech Short: Using PowerShell to join Computer to AD Domain
Working on a server installation I decided to use a simple yet effective power-shell command to join a Windows Server 2012/R2 system to our domain.
For the sake of brevity lets just show you.
Requirements:
Admin access to the computer/server you are joining to the domain along with permissions in the AD domain to join machines
Connected to the network where the domain is accessible
Obtain an…
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Tech Short: PowerShell: Networking Diagnostics
Tech Short: PowerShell: Networking Diagnostics
Listen ‘tracert’ its not you, its me… I am not ending my long term relationship with the diagnostic tools which I have used for many years now. I am just exploring others, and in doing so going on a “break”.
I recently starting using PowerShell more often and wondered is there a tool which can do what ‘tracert‘ does and maybe more.
This is where the PowerShell command Test-NetConnection comes…
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Tech Short: Change Password VMware vCenter 6
The day would one day come where I would need to change my password in vCenter… Today was that day; Thankfully vCenter places am informative notice of your expiring password.
Here is how you can change your password using vCenter 6:
Log into vCenter 6
Click Home.
Click Administration.
Click Single Sign-On > Users and Groups.
Click the Users tab.
Right-click the affected user account, selecting…
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