When adding objects to an Active Directory group, the Computers option is not checked by default. This will save a lot of clicks if that was checked by default.

Before removing the ADDS role the DC needs to be demoted to a regular server. The only way to get the link to the GUI is to create an error by trying to remove the ADDS role when you KNOW you cannot do so. Trying to do so will produce the error and the error message will give you the link.
Isn't that kind of stupid? Why first make me do something wrong to get the link to do it right?

With companies changing UPN's on user accounts due to things like O365 migrations, make it possible to change and set the default UPN used for new user creation in a domain.

The Get-ADUser cmdlet should optionally return a "PasswordExpirationDate" attribute that is derived from "msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed" and shown in a friendly format.

This is already done for PasswordLastSet from pwdLastSet and perhaps other attributes.

Without this enhancement, we must parse and convert the time such as:
$user = Get-ADUser -Properties msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed sAMAccountName
([datetime]::fromfiletime([int64]::parse(($user)."msDS-UserPasswordExpiryTimeComputed"))).tostring()

Or we resort to non-PowerShell tools:
net user sAMAccountName /domain

Change Get-ADFSAccountActivity to return all users in ADFS Activity database, like supporting a -All parameter. Then users can be searched using powershell of users that have triggered lockout or failed given amount of times. Currently users have to be retrieved one by one which is tedious at best

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/4f14412f-dd81-4b9a-b6b5-aa69100e87d0/intermittent-not-enough-space-errors-when-doing-ldap-queries-against-2019-domain-controller?forum=winservergen

The Set-GpPermission PowerShell cmdlet generates a prompt when attempting to remove the "Authenticated Users" permission from a GPO. There is no way to avoid this, which makes programmatic GPO creation very difficult. Please add a "-Force" parameter to avoid this prompt, or make the "-Confirm:$False" parameter also apply to this prompt.

Support other methods using MFA for Primary Authentication, based on what the user's preferences are (as setup in aka.ms/mfasetup)

Not being able to specify primary authentication method per relying party is something I run into all the time. Can you please fix this? More and more vendors support SAML-based authentication and ADFS but none of them have a way of requesting Certificate Authentication as a primary authentication method. I do not want to change this on a global level, because we have other relying parties which use WIA. I'm guessing you have everything you need for this already, please fix!

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GPResult served us well when support was done manually on each client from the keyboard. What we need now is a cmdlet that we can use when remoting into a PC and get results that are applied to the PC, including polices that are not applied.

When set the Windows 10 to Dark Theme, change the color of Active Directory from the Server and from the Administrative Tools from Windows 10 to a Dark Theme also!

Add a feature to search and list all policies with a specific setting pending on the OU you have selected. pending on the OU you have selected.

AGPM is a great tool to delegate and keep control on our GPO infrastructure. But the scripting possibilities are very poor.
I suggest you to extend the powershell module for AGPM, and adding, at least, an Import-AGPMFromProduction Cmd-let that will allow us to automate updates into AGPM.

My use case is that people can still make some changes outside AGPM system (especially the link change, which cannot be controled directly by AGPM). This change are important to keep track, in my opinion. So I regularly manually import the GPO from production into AGPM.

Add-ADPrincipalGroupMembership gives an error if used in conjunction with $PSDefaultParameterValues to choose the Domain Controller.

Using this CMDLET with this variable produces an error that the user does not have permission to perform the specified operation.

When passing something like "?whr=customdomain.com" to the password reset page it picks up my company branding, great stuff.

However, the User ID section still carries an example text of "Example: user@contoso.onmicrosoft.com or user@contoso.com".

Could the passwordreset.microsoftonline.com pages be updated so that the domain passed by whr gets used in the example, so that the example would read (in this case): "Example: user@customdomain.com".

ADFS + Azure SQL Managed Instances Supportability

Add supportability for extend AD FS in Azure using Azure SQL Managed Instance to host the database.

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