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How to Turn on Network Protection

Check if network protection is enabled Check if network protection has been enabled on a local device by using Registry editor. Select the Start button in the task bar and type regedit to open Registry editor. Choose HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE from the side menu. Navigate through the nested menus to SOFTWARE > Policies > Microsoft > Windows Defender > Policy Manager. If the Key is missing, Navigate to SOFTWARE > Microsoft > Windows Defender > Windows Defender Exploit Guard > Network Read More

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How to Get Azure AD Users with Registered Devices Using PowerShell

In this post, I am going to share Powershell script to find and list devices that are registered by Azure AD users. We can use the Get-AzureADUserRegisteredDevice cmdlet to get the registered devices. Before proceed run the below command to connect Azure AD Powershell module. 1 Connect-AzureAD List registered devices of all Azure AD users: To get Read More

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Avoid Windows Task Scheduler When Running Microsoft 365 PowerShell Scripts

ByTony Redmond Better Methods Exist to Run Microsoft 365 PowerShell Scripts I am bemused when I read articles advising Microsoft 365 tenant administrators to run PowerShell scripts using the Windows Task Scheduler. I understand the reason why people use the Task Scheduler. It’s easy, built into Windows, allows scripts to run unattended (always an advantage when Read More

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How to Create a Library in SharePoint Online for Office Templates

An organization assets library is a document library that you designate for storing images & logos for use in your company. These images can be used in modern web parts added to SharePoint pages. This adds the obvious benefit of a central location for the storage of corporate media. You can have up to 30 Read More

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How to Manage Microsoft Defender by PowerShell

Introduction All the Windows and Windows Server users know that the operating system features a built-in antimalware protection tool named Windows Defender.The UI of this tool has passed through several changes, but that’s not the only way Windows Defender can be managed: a Windows PowerShell module named “Defender” (provided within the operating system’s PowerShell) can Read More