PowerShell and WPF: Dynamically change theme of a GUI
In this post I will show you how to change the main theme and accent from a PowerShell and WPF application with MahApps directly from a bu...
Run file in Windows Sandbox from right-click and Context menu
In this post I will share with you a solution, called Run in Sandbox, I developed that allows you to run directly a PS1, VBS, msi or EXE...
Running Windows Sandbox as a standard user
In this post I will show you how to run Windows Sandbox with a standard user, meaning who is not member of the local administrator group. ...
Deploy Windows Sandbox through SCCM for standard user
In this post I will demonstrate how to enable the Windows Sandbox feature through SCCM and PowerShell and allow standard users to use it. ...
Windows Sandbox Editor Update
In this post I will show you the new versin of my tool Windows Sandbox Editor (old nam Sandbox Configurattion Manager) that allows you to ...
PowerShell and WPF: Generate Controls from the PS1
Usually when I create a GUI I use and XAML file for my GUI and PS1 for the code. In the XAML I add all my controls. In this post I will sh...
Intune/Autopilot Free lab: Part 3 - Manage your devices
In this third part about building our free Intune/Autopilot lab, we will how to manage our devices using Intune.
Intune/Autopilot Free lab: Part 2 - Autopilot in action
In my previous post, I have explained what Autopilot is and how to configure Intune in order to use Autopilot. We will now create test it...
Intune/Autopilot Free lab: Part 1 - Intune Configuration
This is my first post about Autopilot and Intune. We will see how to build your own Intune and Autopilot lab with only free accounts, me...
Build a PowerShell systray tool with sub menus
In this post I will demonstrate how to build a tool that displays context menu and sub menus in the systray bar.
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