Clear Clipboard by using Command Prompt, Shortcut and Context Menu

On any computer system, in a layman language, when you copy or cut some content to paste somewhere, it is stored on RAM for a short period until you copy or cut another content. Now if we talk about clipboard, you will get some idea of what it is and how it works. In the following section we will see how this function works on a Windows platform and how to properly clearing it easily using multiple methods. Read More …

Take Files/Folders Ownership (Microsoft Windows)

Many organizations with a Microsoft Windows environment rely on NTFS as the main file system for their storage devices that contain sensitive data. It is the easiest way for users to work with files. In order to implement a least-privilege model, which is a best practice for system security, IT security specialists and system administrators configure NTFS access control lists (ACLs) by adding access control entries (ACEs) on NTFS file servers. Read More …

Powershell – Get Permissions on folders and/or files

Sometimes it is useful to get permissions (NTFS and/or Share) on Windows systems (Server and/or Client). The following Powershell code will generate, in the same folder in which is saved the ps1 file (once the below code is copied and saved on the system as ps1 file), a CSV file which will include all the permissions (subfolders included) set in that moment. Read More …

SharePoint – Install SharePoint Client Components SDK

As Sharepoint server developers or administrators, we will have to look for a necessary component that is required when preparing client machines for CSOM based PowerShell development. These components, called Sharepoint Client Components SDK, are available for free by Microsoft. Read More …