Back-Up your Powershell ISE color scheme

I used this method to import my favorite Powershell ISE color scheme, to another computer:

# Back-Up your Powershell ISE color scheme - $ISE_Settings = @() $ISE_Settings += "`$psISE.Options.ScriptPaneBackgroundColor = '$(($psISE.Options.ScriptPaneBackgroundColor).ToString())'" $ISE_Settings += "`$psISE.Options.ScriptPaneForegroundColor = '$(($psISE.Options.ScriptPaneForegroundColor).ToString())'" Write-Host "`$psISE.Options.ScriptPaneBackgroundColor = '$(($psISE.Options.ScriptPaneBackgroundColor).ToString())'" Write-Host "`$psISE.Options.ScriptPaneForegroundColor = '$(($psISE.Options.ScriptPaneForegroundColor).ToString())'" $psISE.Options.TokenColors | % {     $ISE_Settings += "`$psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('$($_.Key)') = '$($_.Value)'"     Write-Host "`$psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('$($_.Key)') = '$($_.Value)'" } # Run this in your new ISE, to import... $ISE_Settings |  Out-File "C:\Powershell_Stuff\ISE_Settings.ps1"

 Those Write-Host items are there, just in case the import can be done via copy / pasta.

$psISE.Options.ScriptPaneBackgroundColor = '#FFF5DEB3' $psISE.Options.ScriptPaneForegroundColor = '#FF000000' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('Attribute') = '#FF00BFFF' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('Command') = '#FF0000FF' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('CommandArgument') = '#FF8A2BE2' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('CommandParameter') = '#FF000080' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('Comment') = '#FF006400' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('GroupEnd') = '#FF000000' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('GroupStart') = '#FF000000' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('Keyword') = '#FF00008B' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('LineContinuation') = '#FF000000' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('LoopLabel') = '#FF00008B' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('Member') = '#FF000000' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('NewLine') = '#FF000000' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('Number') = '#FF800080' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('Operator') = '#FF696969' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('Position') = '#FF000000' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('StatementSeparator') = '#FF000000' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('String') = '#FF8B0000' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('Type') = '#FF006161' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('Unknown') = '#FF000000' $psISE.Options.TokenColors.item('Variable') = '#FFFF0000'

 

Audit Mapped drive GPO with Powershell

Lists out all of the mapped drives in a GPO.

I’ve found a few different approaches to auditing ‘Drive Maps’ GPO - But wanted something easier to read…
It also shows where these settings are found in the XML output of a GPO report.

Hopefully the below offering is helpful to others:
Getting to the exact path / data, was kinda' a pan in in the ass!
$report.GPO.User.extensiondata.Extension.DriveMapSettings.Drive

try { If (!(Get-Module GroupPolicy)) {Import-Module GroupPolicy -ErrorAction Stop} } catch { throw "Module GroupPolicy not Installed" } $GPOs = Get-GPO -All  | ? { ($_.DisplayName -match "drive") -and ` ($_.DisplayName -NOTmatch "Hide") -and ` ($_.DisplayName -NOTmatch "Remote")  -and ` ($_.GpoStatus -match "Enabled") } $GPOs.Id.Guid $GPOs.DisplayName | % {     Write-Host "##########################" -ForegroundColor DarkYellow     Write-Host " Policy Name: " -ForegroundColor Yellow -NoNewline     Write-Host "$($_)" -ForegroundColor Green     Write-Host " GPO GUID: " -ForegroundColor Yellow -NoNewline     Write-Host "$($GPOs.Id.Guid)" -ForegroundColor Green     [xml]$report = get-gporeport -Name $_ -ReportType XML     $Output = @()     Write-Host " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"     $report.GPO.User.extensiondata.Extension.DriveMapSettings.Drive | % {         Clear-Variable -Name ("DriveLetter", "Label", "Path ","Action","Targeting") -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue         $DriveLetter = $_.Properties.Letter         $Label = $_.Properties.label         $Path = $_.Properties.path         $Action = $_.Properties.action         $Targeting = $_.Filters.FilterGroup.Name             $OutputX = New-Object PSObject                 $OutputX | Add-Member -type NoteProperty -Name 'DriveLetter' -Value $DriveLetter                 $OutputX | Add-Member -type NoteProperty -Name 'Label' -Value $Label                 $OutputX | Add-Member -type NoteProperty -Name 'Path' -Value $Path                 $OutputX | Add-Member -type NoteProperty -Name 'Action' -Value $Action                 $OutputX | Add-Member -type NoteProperty -Name 'Targeting' -Value $Targeting             $Output += $OutputX         }     } $CRUD = @{ C = "Create" R = "Replace" U = "Update" D = "Delete" } $Output | sort DriveLetter | % {     If (($_.Label -ne "") -and ($_.Label -ne $null)) {     Write-Host "   Drive Label: " -ForegroundColor Yellow -NoNewline     Write-Host $_.Label -ForegroundColor Cyan     }     Write-Host "   Drive Letter: " -NoNewline -ForegroundColor Yellow     Write-Host "$($_.DriveLetter):" -NoNewline -ForegroundColor Yellow -BackgroundColor Magenta     If (($_.Path -ne "") -and ($_.Path -ne $null)) {     Write-Host " $($_.Path)" -ForegroundColor Cyan     }     If (($_.Path -eq "") -and ($_.Path -eq $null)) {     Write-Host "" -ForegroundColor Cyan     }     If (($_.Path -ne "") -and ($_.Path -ne $null)) {     Write-Host "   Targeting (group): " -NoNewline -ForegroundColor Yellow     Write-Host $_.Targeting -ForegroundColor Cyan     }     If ($_.Action -ne "") {     Write-Host "     Action: $($CRUD[$_.Action])     "     } }