Golden Breakfast Potatoes
Golden Breakfast Potatoes Ingredients: 2 medium Yukon Gold potatoes (scrubbed) 2 tsp. season salt 1 tsp. pepper Directions: Heat griddle to 375 degrees. Bake potatoes...
Creating an SCCM Package for BIOS Password Override
Overview This post provides a PowerShell script that creates an SCCM package to employ a bypass method for overriding the BIOS administrator password, allowing for...
Sausage Smash Croissant
Sausage Smash Croissant Ingredients: Ground sausage 2 eggs, scrambled American cheese 2 croissants, sliced Salt and pepper Chipotle mayo Directions: Heat griddle to 350 degrees....
Fresh Hash Browns from Scratch
Fresh Hash Browns from Scratch Ingredients: 2 medium russet potatoes, peeled (or 1 lb.) 3 Tbsp. of oil Salt and pepper to taste Directions: Peel...
Southwestern Hash
Southwestern Hash Ingredients: 2 Redskin potatoes, diced 9 oz. tube of chorizo 1/2 white onion, chopped Corn or flour tortillas 1 Jalapeno, sliced Cotija cheese...
Structured Approach to Managing Update Risks
Introduction This document outlines the potential risks associated with various types of updates and provides a structured approach to mitigating those risks through appropriate actions...
Windows Explorer Preview Handlers: Automated Installation Guide
This guide will walk you through automating the installation of preview handlers for Windows Explorer using PowerShell and Chocolatey. Preview handlers are essential components that...
Crispy Hash Browns
Crispy Hash Browns Ingredients: 1 cup frozen shredded hash browns per person 1 Tbsp. oil Directions: Heat griddle to 375 degrees. Place oil on the...
Creating and Configuring Tier 2 Organizational Units and Management Group in Active Directory
Introduction: This post provides a PowerShell script that automates the creation of a “Tier 2” Organizational Unit (OU) in Active Directory, along with several sub-OUs...
Exporting Active Directory Organizational Units to CSV
Introduction: This post outlines a PowerShell script designed to export Organizational Units (OUs) from Active Directory into a CSV file. This can be particularly useful...