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WMIX 2.0

By Brandon Carse, 03/09/2010

With WMIX 2.0, you can use a GUI to write custom scripts and queries that access computer information with Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)....

Get, Set, and Clear Computer Descriptions With Ease

By Alex K. Angelopoulos, 02/19/2010

With this VBScript script, you can quickly check, set, or remove the description for a remote or local computer. You can even use it to check or clear the descriptions for multiple computers....

Running PowerShell Scripts Is as Easy as 1-2-3

By Bill Stewart, 02/19/2010

If you're unfamiliar with PowerShell's "secure by default" philosophy, running PowerShell scripts can be a hassle. But if you follow these three steps, you'll be running PowerShell scripts in no time....

Other PowerShell Development Tools

By Michael Otey, 02/17/2010

Some free PowerShell editors are quite capable, including Microsoft's Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE), PowerGUI, and Shell Tools' PowerShell Analyzer....

Use an HTA as a UI for Your VBScript Scripts

Learn how to use HTML Applications (HTAs) to set up very versatile UIs that you can use to drive your VBScript scripts and utilities.

Running PowerShell Scripts Is as Easy as 1-2-3

If you're unfamiliar with PowerShell's "secure by default" philosophy, running PowerShell scripts can be a hassle. But if you follow these three steps, you'll be running PowerShell scripts in no time.

Pair of PowerShell Editors Pack a Punch

iTripoli's Admin Script Editor (ASE) 3.6 and SAPIEN Technologies' PrimalScript 2009 beat the heck out of developing PowerShell scripts with Notepad.

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Other PowerShell Development Tools

By Michael Otey, 02/17/2010

Some free PowerShell editors are quite capable, including Microsoft's Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE), PowerGUI, and Shell Tools' PowerShell Analyzer....

Pair of PowerShell Editors Pack a Punch

By Michael Otey, 02/17/2010

iTripoli's Admin Script Editor (ASE) 3.6 and SAPIEN Technologies' PrimalScript 2009 beat the heck out of developing PowerShell scripts with Notepad....

Get Information About .msi Files with Just a Few Clicks

By Bill Stewart, 02/10/2010

If you have an .msi file with an obscure filename, you can find out what software program it'll install without using Orca or having to run it on a test machine. Here's a utility that will retrieve the program's name, version, and more....

Use MSAs to Ease the Pain of Administering Service Accounts

By John Savill, 01/26/2010

Managed service accounts in Windows Server 2008 R2 can make your life easier when it comes to administering service accounts, SPN delegation, and password management....

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