Get-ADUser Examples: How to Find AD Users with PowerShell

[@stowgood]

Really helpful! I've been wanting to learn filters for a while so I can make a table of all the users in my office location easily

[@bbbrianwilliams]

Great video. Please continue to post more like this.

[@ActiveDirectoryPro]

Much more on my website. activedirectorypro.com/blog/

[@rivage3900]

Great tutorial!

[@ActiveDirectoryPro]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@reneseuret6271]

@7:43 What would be the script to change that logon script for all users in that OU?

[@ActiveDirectoryPro]

You can use the set-aduser command to update the scriptpath. set-aduser -Identity robert.allen -scriptpath logonscript.bat

[@Sabs761010]

hi, how can I get a list of the computers from AD with the user that has login into them?

[@Siva3rdeye]

What is the name powershell gui?

[@James-qq3ne]

How do I use this script to search for multiple users I have in a CSV file or text file? I don't want to do them one by one.

[@stowgood]

Is there any way I can tip you for this video? I am very grateful.

[@สุรนาถแก้วทองคํา]

How do I filter out user accounts that haven't logged in for more than 90 days?

[@ActiveDirectoryPro]

$date= (get-date).AddDays(-90) Get-ADUser -Filter {LastLogonDate -lt $date} -Property LastLogonDate | Select Name, SamAccountName, LastLogonDate