Simplifying SSH Key Management setup with PowerShell Introduction Managing SSH keys effectively is crucial for maintaining secure and efficient access to remote systems. This blog post introduces a PowerShell script designed to configure an SSH-Agent on Windows 11 with keys. I use this method when I first build a new Windows 11. Using SSH-Agent allows me to use forwarding agent requests and allows for using Yubikey certificates acorss an RDP session.
How to Export Your Spotify Playlists to a JSON File Using PowerShell I need to move off Spotify for a specific reason and was looking for a way to move my music lists to other platforms. There are a number of website that can perform this task for you, here I will go over how to export your playlists so you can use them to build up your new collections in other platforms.
Checking Windows License Status and KMS Configuration with PowerShell In this blog post, I will walk you through a PowerShell script that helps you check the current license status of a Windows host, verify if it’s using a Key Management Service (KMS), determine if it’s part of a domain, and check the DNS KMS settings if applicable.
What Does the Script Do? This PowerShell script performs several important tasks:
Retrieves and displays the current license status of the Windows host.
Installing Windows 11 on Unsupported Hardware: A Guide for Your Test Lab Windows 11 demands specific hardware features for production environments. However, there’s a workaround for experimental purposes. This guide is aimed at those looking to use Windows 11 on outdated or unsupported hardware, typically found in home or development labs. It’s not recommended for production use.
During a standard Windows 11 build, once the screen appears to select your langauge, you can press F-10 and open the registry editor(regedit).
