Scripts Repository

Welcome to the Scripts repository! This collection is designed to serve the wider IT community by providing a variety of useful scripts, each aimed at simplifying, automating, or enhancing common IT tasks.

Repository Structure

• Each script is organized into its own directory within the repository.
• Every script folder contains:
  • The script itself
  • An individual README.md file with a detailed description and usage instructions

This modular structure enables easy navigation, understanding, and collaboration for users and contributors alike.

Script Index

Script	Description	Blog Post
Get-ADInactiveAccounts	Create a report on accounts in an on premises Active Directory forest that have not been used in a prescribed number of days	Link
Get-ADPasswordLastChanged	Create a report on accounts and when their password was last rotated	Link
Get-EntraSCIMReport	Create a report on Enterprise Applications in an Entra tenant that are configured for SCIM provisioning	Link
New-IntuneLogonScriptScheduledTask	Intune Platform script to install another script as a scheduled task to run at user logon. A modern approach to Group Policy login scripts	Link
Set-TimeZoneGeoIP	Use Geo IP data to set the timezone on a Windows device	Link
Set-WindowsMappedDrives	A modern approach to replace logon scripts or Group Policy Processing for cloud native computers	Link

Usage

1. Browse the Repository:
   Explore the folders to discover scripts that may be useful for your needs.

2. Read Script Documentation:
   Each script's folder contains a dedicated README.md file with:

   • Purpose and description
   • Setup instructions
   • Usage examples
   • Any dependencies or requirements

3. Clone or Download:
   Clone the repository or download the specific script folder you need.

   git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/Scripts.git

4. Run the Script:
   Follow the instructions provided in the individual script's README.md.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! To add a new script:

1. Create a new folder named after your script.
2. Add your script file(s).
3. Add a README.md describing the script, its purpose, usage, requirements, and examples.
4. Submit a pull request.

Please ensure your script is original, useful, and well-documented.

License

This repository is licensed under the MIT License.

More from the Author

For more IT tips, scripts, and technical articles, visit my blog: https://matthewjwhite.co.uk

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Feel free to open issues or pull requests to suggest improvements or contribute new scripts!