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  1. Adding a Local User to the Administrators group using Powershell

    This method works well in Powershell, I have used it many times. That script above seems like an awfully convoluted way to create a local user and add it to a local group.

  2. powershell using adsi with alternate credentials

    Exception calling "Add" with "1" argument (s): "The directory property cannot be found in the cache.

  3. PowerShell - Check if user has folder access through a security group

    I need a script that shows if the user has access to a folder through the permission group. I have the script below, but this one only shows if the user is included in the folder ACL, I need it to show if he …

  4. Error while moving user using Powershell - social.technet.microsoft.com

    My colleague when tried to move user using SFB Powershell, he is getting different error: Failed while updating destination pool.

  5. Set group owner using Powershell - social.technet.microsoft.com

    Powershell responds with this: Set-SPOSiteGroup: The user newgroup2 was not found. What is wrong with my command? I am sure newgroup2 exists, and i am able to make it the owner of newgroup …

  6. What effect does "run with highest priviledges" in task scheduler have ...

    If I open a DOS box or Powershell prompt as the regular user, ie, not using Run as administrator, I can manually run the script without getting any errors or UAC prompts. I have explicitly configured the …

  7. Start-Process- A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts ...

    I am new to PowerShell scripting. That being said, I have been teaching myself how to write scripts, and this one is just driving me crazy!!!! I am trying to run this script so that PoweShell opens as our sub …

  8. Embed VBA (Excel macro) in Powershell script

    I wrote a Powershell script that queries all of my groups from Exchange Online, then gets membership for each of those groups and saves each group to a separate CSV file.

  9. how to change ownership of the folder to current domain user

    A domain user cannot change a folder they do not have access to. Slow down and take some time to learn basic Windows. You cannot guess your way through these things and you will not be able to …