How To Use Toast Notifications For Password Expiry Warnings With PowerShell
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Do you get calls from user's every Monday morning complaining that "the system" has locked them out. They'll swear black and blue that their computer never warned them their password was about to expire. They won't listen when you try to tell them about the notifications build into windows, they may as well be invisible to end users.
Toasts are the native method for displaying notifications in Windows 10. In this rough cut video, Josh demonstrates how to display a notification when a user's password is close to expiry. This scenario makes use of the Get-ADUser cmdlet from the ActiveDirectory module as well as BurntToast community module.
Prerequisites include:
BurntToast PowerShell Module, install via the PowerShell GalleryThis video is a Rough Cut. Rough cuts are raw, unedited videos that are provided as-is from the contributor. They do not reflect the majority of videos on videos.io. Even though the quality may be rough, the content is still valuable and thus provided to you, our viewer.
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