In the previous article, we described how to create a child domain using the Server Manager console. In this article, we will show you how to do the same thing using Windows PowerShell. PowerShell is a powerful tool that can be used to automate many…
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How to Set up a PowerShell Remoting Connection
PowerShell Remoting allows you to manage a remote computer from your local computer. You type commands on your local computer, and…
Run PowerShell as Administrator in Windows Server 2022
Opening PowerShell as an administrator will give you the ability to execute scripts with administrative rights. To speed up your…
How to Join Windows 11 to Domain using PowerShell
You can set up a local network with central authentication and join that network to use the shared resources. If you want to join…
Enable PowerShell Remoting in Windows 11
PowerShell offers a quick way to manage computers remotely through scripting and cmdlets. You can enable Windows PowerShell…
Install and Configure DHCP in Windows Server 2022 Using PowerShell
We have published a step by step guide on how to install and configure DHCP in Server 2022 using Server Manager. This article, in…
How to Make NPM Work 20 Times Faster
As a developer or web designer, we use NPM almost more than 5 times on average per day. Sometimes, it takes a long time to install…
How to Manage Hard Disk with Command in Windows 10?
The storage management or hard disk management is easy with the command line as GUI disk management on Windows. Here we just focus…
How to Free Renew Windows 90 Days Trial
You might have downloaded Windows from its official website. So, they give you 90 days trial after which you should buy Windows.…
How to Replace PowerShell with Cmd in Windows 10?
With the upcoming Windows 10 Creators Update remove the Command Prompt command from context menus. It has replaced with…
How to Reset Windows 10 IP Address Correctly?
You can reset Windows 10 IP address with these three methods, using network connections settings, command prompt, and PowerShell.…