How to Uninstall Software Using PowerShell
PowerShell makes it easy to use scripts for uninstalling software. These scripts can be extended across large PC collections to save time and effort. We show you how to use scripts to uninstall software.
Patch Management
Exchange 2016 – AirSync Exceeded Errors
As an Exchange admin, you come across a number of errors in the event log you can’t just fix or explain. Read more about this.
Do You Like Your PowerShell Wet or Dry?
PowerShell scripting has evolved over the years to become more feature rich and capable with each released version. Get to know what practices PowerShell has adopted that have been reserved for development environments.
Getting Started with PowerShell for Microsoft Teams
If you need to manage Teams in bulk, using PowerShell will likely be a better option for you. Read more to learn about the basics of getting started with PowerShell based management for Teams.
Microsoft November Patch Tuesday: 55 fixes, including 6 zero-days
Microsoft rolled out a not overly heavy 55 fixes in November’s Patch Tuesday, but it includes several critical issues and six zero-days.
Patch Central: October fixes from Apple, Adobe, Mozilla, and Linux
October was a scary month, not just because of Halloween, but because of the number of patches from software vendors to avoid nasty tricks.
October Patch Tuesday: 4 zero-days — and first fixes for Windows 11
Microsoft’s October Patch Tuesday offers fixes for more than 70 vulnerabilities, including four zero-days and updates for Windows 11.
Third-party September patch roundup: Another heavy month of fixes
September patches from software vendors other than Microsoft were numerous, reflecting a new reality where remote workers are targets of hackers.
Microsoft September Patch Tuesday: 66 vulnerabilities, 2 zero-days
Summer is ending, but the vulnerabilities continue hot and heavy. The Microsoft September patch update has fixes for scores of flaws, several critical.
August non-Microsoft patches: Apple, Adobe, Google, Linux and more
August was a light month for patches from non-Microsoft vendors including Adobe, Linux, and Google, but several critical flaws should get your attention.