Windows update avec PSWindowsupdate

Explore the process of managing Windows updates using the PSWindowsUpdate PowerShell module. The article provides detailed instructions on installing the module, both manually and using standard methods, and offers insights into its utilization for checking update settings, installing patches, and viewing update history.

TPM Chip Activation Across Platforms

A comprehensive guide on how to activate TPM (Trusted Platform Module) chips across various platforms including Dell, HP, Hyper-V, and VMWare Workstation. The article provides detailed PowerShell scripts, methods, and insights for enabling TPM security in different environments.

Move the Integrated WSUS Database

Explore two efficient methods to move the integrated WSUS database: using SSMS and sqlcmd. The article provides step-by-step instructions, including stopping services, detaching and attaching the database, and ensuring proper permissions. It also offers links to essential tools for the process.

Implementing WSUS Server

Dive into a detailed guide on setting up and configuring Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). Learn about automated patch approvals based on groups, and ensure your enterprise systems stay updated and secure.

Manage LAPS Configuration Using MSI

To set up LAPS on a domain controller, start by installing it with management tools and extend the AD schema using PowerShell commands. Set up a central store for ADMX files and create a GPO to manage local admin passwords. Give appropriate permissions for reading and resetting passwords in AD, and install LAPS on client computers using a GPO for automatic password backup in AD.