Microphone too quiet

Limit options to boot auto within windows Use third party Tool http://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/ During installation it will ask to which device, ensure you have your Microphone connected once installed restart your computer Go to C:\Program Files\EqualizerAPO\config\config.txt Add the line Preamp: +16db Test your Mic (Teams test call or Zoom Test)...
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Convert vhd to vhdx

Downloaded a vhd from azure added it to gen1 vm however only showed blinking cursor Created gen 2 vm however could not add the vhd issue reading it Converted vhd to vhdx and was able to boot On VM setting go to disk Edit Choose action Convert select VHDX set type fixed or dynamic set location finish on hyper v settings edit disk browser to disk Choose action Convert select VHDX set type fixed or dynamic set location finish...
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Check if a program is installed and report version to a text file

In this example it checks for chrome $Hostname = hostname $user = whoami $time = Get-Date -Format ddmmHHmm $Program = Get-Package -ProviderName Programs -IncludeWindowsInstaller '*Chrome*' | select Name,Version New-Item -path "\\Server\Share" -Name "Chrome$Hostname.txt" -ItemType "file" -Value "$Hostname,$user,$Program,$time"   output file Chromews03.text Content WS03,azuread\mattl,@{Name=Google Chrome; Version=88.0.4324.146},06021702  ...
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Reset password on activate directory via powershell

Single user Set-ADAccountPassword –Identity useralias–Reset –NewPassword (ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText "Newp@ssw0rd" -Force)   Multiple Users csv with heading SamaccountName and the new password $UserFile = "C:\Temp\MultiUser.CSV" Foreach ($User in $UserFile) { $SamAccountName = $User .SamAccountName $ThisPassword = $User .Password Set-ADAccountPassword –Identity $SamAccountName –Reset –NewPassword (ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText "$Password" -Force) }...
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Move Chrome data location to another location using mklink

You could do it be creating a symbolic link from the original default location (C:/Users//AppData/Local/Google/Chrome/User Data) to, for example, a “D:/chrome.userData” folder. You’ll need to: – close Chrome; – know your Windows login user name (“user” in the example); – decide to where you want to move the files. The steps are: – create the destination directory (e.g.: md “d:/chrome.userData”) – using Windows Explorer, move (cut) C:/Users/user/AppData/Local/Google/Chrome/User Data to d:/chrome.userData – then run the command mklink /d “C:/Users/matt/AppData/Local/Google/Chrome/User Data” “d:/u-matt/chriomeappdata/user data”...
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