NielsS79

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    .SYNOPSIS    
    Mark the OneDrive folder '\Documen-ta-daa' as the target for the 'Documents'-folder during KFM.
    
    .DESCRIPTION
    This script is part of the blog series on OneDrive's Known Folder Move and how to influence it. 
    Please visit https://allthingscloud.blog/onedrive-and-its-unknown-folder-move-kfm-part-1/ and https://allthingscloud.blog/onedrive-and-its-unknown-folder-move-kfm-part-2/ for more information. 
    
    .NOTES
    Author: Niels Scheffers <niels.scheffers@etesian.nl>    

NielsS79

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    .SYNOPSIS
    Search and replace Windows Autopilot group tags over devices and dynamic group membership queries.  

    .DESCRIPTION
    If you're like me, you'll frequently use Autopilot group tags to group devices in AAD groups. And, also if you're like me, you'll change your mind about the naming every so often. 
    This script will search and replace group tags assigned to devices _and_ correct your group membership queries in one go.

    Set-AutopilotGroupTag and Get-AutopilotDevices are seperate helper functions, but you can use them as you wish. They are pretty straight-forward. 

NielsS79

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  .SYNOPSIS
  This oneliner will fetch all Azure AD Dynamic Membership groups, matching a keyword to its membership query. 
  
  .DESCRIPTION  
  Get-AzureADMSGroup is basically Get-AzureADGroup via Graph API. It's more flexible but also a little tricky. 
  Using the -Filter below we only fetch groups where the GroupTypes property (collection) contains a 'DynamicMembership' value.
  Unfortunately the contains() filter operator isn't implemented (there is startsWith() though) so we need to iterate over all results to find $SearchString matches.
  
  .NOTES

NielsS79

<#
    .SYNOPSIS
    Reads the Windows (OEM) product key from firmware (UEFI/BIOS), then imports it via slmgr.    
    
    .NOTES
    "There are many like it, but this one is mine." 
    Author: Niels Scheffers <niels.scheffers@etesian.nl>    
    Last modified: 2022-03-10  

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NielsS79

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    .SYNOPSIS
    This script creates a new, local account with administrator priveleges and stores its randomized password in an accessible location.     

    .DESCRIPTION
    This script was developed to make sure power users have a seperate, local account to be used for elevated operations. 
    Please visit https://threeisacloud.tech/power-to-the-user/ for more information. 

    Configuration is done via the (few) variables below. I assume they are self-explanatory.