Net User Add Command – Creating Local Users using CMD Prompt
Net User command-line tool used to add or modify user accounts, and manage user groups in Windows. It offers a straightforward method for creating local …
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Net User Command in CMD
The Net User command in the Windows CMD manages local and remote user accounts efficiently. It enables the creation, deletion, activation, and deactivation of accounts, …
Use SetExecutionPolicy to Fix Running Scripts is Disabled on this System
“The error message ‘cannot be loaded because running scripts is disabled on this system’ typically arises when attempting to execute a PowerShell script while the …
How to Get Current Directory Full Path in PowerShell?
To get the current directory full path in PowerShell, use the Get-Location cmdlet. Another option is to use the PowerShell $PWD variable which represents the …
Get-MgUserManager – Find Users Manager
The Get-MgUserManager cmdlet in PowerShell retrieves the user or organizational contact assigned as the user’s manager. To use the Get-MgUserManager cmdlet, you must first connect …
Set-MgUserManagerByRef – Assign a User’s Manager
The Set-MgUserManagerByRef cmdlet in PowerShell assigns a user’s manager. To use the Set-MgUserManagerByRef cmdlet, you must first connect to your Microsoft 365 tenant using the …
Remove-MgUserManager – Remove a User’s Manager
The Remove-MgUserManager cmdlet in PowerShell removes a user’s manager. To use the Remove-MgUserManager cmdlet, you must first connect to your Microsoft 365 tenant using the …
Get-MgUserLicenseDetail – View Licensed Details of a User
The Get-MgUserLicenseDetail cmdlet in PowerShell gets the license details of the specified user. It is read-only. To use the Get-MgUserLicenseDetail cmdlet, you must first connect …
Get-MgUserDirectReport – Get Direct Reports
The Get-MgUserDirectReport cmdlet in PowerShell gets the users and contacts that report to the user. This command gets the direct reports for the user where …
Get-MgUserCreatedObject
The Get-MgUserCreatedObject cmdlet in PowerShell gets the directory objects that are created by a user. It is a read-only and nullable. To use the Get-MgUserCreatedObject …