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Blogs, Articles, and Posts

Extending C: on locked-down Azure Windows VMs without RDP
Three small PowerShell scripts for Azure Run Command that delete the trailing recovery partition and extend C: into the new space — no RDP, no jumpbox, no Disk Management clicking.
How to Remove Teams Chat Threads with PowerShell
Sometimes, Microsoft 365 tenants need to remove problematic Teams chat threads from user view. The usual reason is because someone posted some bad or objectionable content to Teams. This article covers how to use Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK cmdlets to find chat threads, to check thread messages for targeted content, and to remove matching chat threads. The code can be run interactively by an administrator to clean up Teams.
Troubleshoot DNS Issues with PowerShell
Troubleshoot DNS issues with PowerShell by testing name resolution, DNS client settings, cache entries, and network connectivity in a repeatable workflow.
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Summer of Variables
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PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2026
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In this episode, Andrew chats with Adriano Carollo at PSConfEU about community, PowerShell Universal, AI, and what happens when you stop lurking and start talking to people. Adriano shares how PowerShell helped him grow from sysadmin into web apps, automation, and open source-style contribution, while Andrew reflects on learning, AI, and why enthusiasm still matters.

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