I just can't believe that Powershell doesn't have a default text editor...
I mean something as simple as vi at least! This is ridiculous...

Implement a command like Set-AdfsRelyingPartyWebTheme but for Application Groups.
Currently it is not possible to define a theme per application group.

Enough said.

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I am finding it very difficult to implement and configure AOVPN because of the lack of detailed documentation that is current and offers variations on deployment.

I cannot update

After upgrading my Windows 10 Pro 1809 to 1903, the Essentials connector was not working anymore as in the login process did not work. I always got the error message "Server is not online. Do you want to log into the offline mode?" on my Windows PC. Several reinstallations later it still does not work and therefore the backup of my PC not either.
Please provide a solution to this problem or solve it with a cumulative windows update.

In Windows 7, Office 2010 I used to be able to search EVERYTHING that was indexed on my computer, files, emails, .psts, etc. INSTANTLY.

I have since been upgraded to Windows 10 and Office 2016 and the searches are a nightmare and very slow. I can only search emails while in Outlook 2016(no longer from Windows Search) and it is significantly slower than the searches on my old computer. Would like to have the ability to search EVERYTHING in my computer returned from Windows Search(Type Here to Search) since I regularly have to find old emails for customers.

I am getting this error 0x800f0954. I am follow this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_ivxV6MRSw. Is this right to go? suggest some method

When implementing multiple RelayingPartyTrustsGroup of substantial sizes, we are running into some point points with the Powershell interface.

Add-AdfsRelyingPartyTrustsGroup
- Need a flag to manually specify the name

Remove-AdfsRelyingPartyTrustsGroup
- Need an option to specify the name

Set-AdfsRelyingPartyTrustsGroup
- Command doesn't existing but looking for something similar to the existing Set-AdfsRelyingPartyTrust command modify parameters found in get-AdfsRelyingPartyTrustsGroup

Get-AdfsRelyingPartyTrustsGroup
- is painfully slow currently due to the full enumeration of the RelayingPartyTrusts identifier, should limit results a handful of RPT's to increase performance.
- add an option to limit the number of RPT's enumerated with the query 1/10/20/100/unlimited/ect

In previous versions of Windows Server the command "net statistics server" returned useful server-related information (e.g. # sessions, # files accessed etc.). In Windows Server 2019 (at least with desktop experience) this command fails and indicates that "net statistics workstation" must be used. This command is normally used on workstations and returns a different set of information.

There's a pretty big problem on some servers (at least two Dell PET Servers I've tried so far) that stops Server 2019 from booting/goes into a boot loop once the Hyper-V role is installed.

When connecting to a VDI session (individual win 10 machines) with regular RDP GPU, the session goes black when trying to resize to fullscreen. This is not happening with a session host.

Ok in server 2012, I can switch to a logged user in task manager without password if it's the same user.
But in server 2019, this feature disappeared, I have to type a very long password everytime when I want to change to another session under the same user, which is very annoying.

A lot of small organizations start off using something like Windows 10 Pro for their server, but as the organization grows they'd like to upgrade in place to Windows Server. Right now, you can't do that. So I have seen a lot of organizations stay using the non-server OS basically until the server hardware fails and the recovery needs a clean install anyway. An in place upgrade path would definitely increase sales.

Add Support for Remote Desktop using a Biometric for Key Trust environments