Learn how to effortlessly create a Microsoft Teams 2.0 desktop shortcut using a simple PowerShell script. This step-by-step guide not only streamlines your access to one of the leading communication tools but also shows you how to customize it with a unique icon for quick identification. Dive into this tutorial for a more efficient setup, remembering that while precision guides our script, we navigate the vast digital landscape at our own discretion. Perfect for IT professionals and everyday users alike, enhance your digital workspace today.
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teams media logs enabled by powershell or the client
Microsoft has released a blog post detailing how to enable media logging within the Teams windows client, which is typically disabled by default. This can be done either through the client or using the PowerShell Grant-CsTeamsMediaLoggingPolicy cmdlet.
create teams desktop shortcut with PowerShell
Learn how to create a shortcut for the Teams app on Windows desktop with this easy-to-use PowerShell script.
group teams policy not appearing in teams user powershell output
Troubleshooting Group Teams Policy not appearing in Teams User PowerShell Output?
using fiddler to collect https traffic when using powershell with o365
Ok, strange one here. Someone asked me if they could use Fiddler to see the HTTPS traffic going back and forth between their machine and the O365 environment. Yep of course! You just turn Fiddler on, use the guide to decode the HTTPS traffic using the tool. Like here - https://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/configure-fiddler/tasks/decrypthttps. Simple I say... then … Continue reading using fiddler to collect https traffic when using powershell with o365