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Script Download: The script is available for download from http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Change-email-addresses-359d5d0e. You can also use Microsoft Script Browser for Windows PowerShell ISE to download the sample with one button click from within your scripting environment.
This script will set UPN using format firstname.lastname@domain.com in Office 365
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Script Download: The script is available for download from http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/How-to-log-in-the-system-3ddceb9b. You can also use Microsoft Script Browser for Windows PowerShell ISE to download the sample with one button click from within your scripting environment.
This PowerShell script sample shows how to automatically log in the system without entering password at startup in Windows 8.
A Microsoft account user must enter a password or a pin to log in the system when it starts up. Sometimes it seems not very convenient, this script is to log in the system without password when the system starts up.
Script Download: The script is available for download from http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Export-a-mailboxs-Blocked-a53532a4. You can also use Microsoft Script Browser for Windows PowerShell ISE to download the sample with one button click from within your scripting environment.
This script will export blocked address or domain by end user in Exchange Online.
Script Download: The script is available for download from http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/How-to-add-multiple-8486018e. You can also use Microsoft Script Browser for Windows PowerShell ISE to download the sample with one button click from within your scripting environment.
This script will bulk add new domain to mailbox address in Exchange Online.
Script Download: The script is available for download from http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/How-to-check-if-any-4b1e53f2. You can also use Microsoft Script Browser for Windows PowerShell ISE to download the sample with one button click from within your scripting environment.
This PowerShell script will check if a server is pending for reboot and get the reboot status.
IT admins might log onto a server and wonder if there have been patches installed and anything needs to be rebooted. This is important to know because admins will not be able to install updates if the system is pending a reboot from a previous software update.