December 22, 2025

Hardware, Intune
June 25, 2025 | by

Enrolling an Android Phone the Correct Way 

So, would you like to know the correct way to enrolling an Android Phone? If you read this article, you will save yourself a lot of time in the process. Apparently, my content as of late has low value (says Google) so I guess I better beef it up a bit (JSYK, Google is full […]

Exchange Online, HelpDesk
May 15, 2025 | by

Clean Up Outlook Mail (2 Ways)

If you need to Clean Up Outlook Mail it can be very easy. You just need to do it right. In this article, I can show two ways or steps if you will that can make this process very easy. The thing is you need to do these steps in the correct order to make […]

Microsoft Teams
May 8, 2025 | by

Active Teams Users in Phone Directory – 2 Steps

So, do you have users complain that when they dial for a name in your team’s main auto-attendant, they get more than Active Teams Users in Phone Directory? Maybe a user that hasn’t worked for years in the company and their name is still an option…. not really. I will explain why. Why It Appears […]

Intune
May 7, 2025 | by

Android Fully Managed Devices and Samsung Smart Sync in InTune

A challenge with Android Enterprise managed devices is the lack of ability to restore data from an old device to a new device. You want to use Android fully managed devices and Samsung Smart Sync. Other than that, there really isn’t anything else for back in the Android Enterprise. The Samsung Smart Switch is a […]

M365, PowerShell, Security, Windows
April 21, 2025 | by

Automate FTP with PowerShell

Automate FTP with PowerShell  So, you want to Automate FTP with PowerShell? Well, you have come to the right place. FTP is not dead . In fact, it is still quite widely used. If all you need is files to be transferred from one place to another, it is the best choice.  Why would you […]

M365, Microsoft Graph, PowerShell
April 15, 2025 | by

A Simple Script for M365 Licenses 

You need to juggle M365 Licenses, but you need to see who has them first? It seems simple, it is, and you can write a Script for M365 Licenses, but you will need to do a little preparation first.  Why Would you Need a Script for M365 Licenses  That is a very good question. A […]

Exchange Online, M365, PowerShell
April 8, 2025 | by

Managing Calendar Permissions with PowerShell

Managing calendar permissions with PowerShell on Microsoft 365 / Exchange Online will often require you to use PowerShell a bit. I can explain how to perform typical day-to-day admin tasks involving calendar permissions, using PowerShell. Before managing permissions, you need to connect to Exchange Online through PowerShell. Once connected, you can view existing calendar permissions, […]