Find a script for the support task in front of you.

Choose a language for the job

• PowerShell scripts: Windows, Exchange, Microsoft 365, Azure and identity administration.
• Python support scripts: files, CSV and JSON validation, logs and network diagnostics.
• JavaScript / Node.js scripts: application configuration, URLs, certificates and operational checks.
• TypeScript support scripts: typed data checks and validation of operational records.
• Bash / Shell scripts: Linux services, storage, logs and network inspection.
• Windows Batch scripts: command-line checks for drivers, services and workstation problems.

Turn a symptom into a useful search

Search for the thing you want to inspect, such as “printer port”, “DNS suffix”, “CSV duplicate” or “disk space”. Use the subject and module filters to narrow the results. A script that inspects a queue is different from one that resets it: read the purpose and impact before opening it.

Check before running

Confirm the supported operating system, runtime, module and permissions. Replace example computer names, file paths and tenant values with authorised targets. Review the code and test on a non-production example first. The browser editor does not execute the script or certify that it is safe for your environment.

Explore module setup references or use the script pre-flight checklist. A blocked PowerShell script is not a reason to bypass organisational policy; review Microsoft’s execution-policy documentation.

Choose the right access

A free account includes five different script choices each week across the six desks. Reopening those weekly choices does not consume another choice. Paid passes unlock the released libraries during their active period. Compare access passes or read the latest script additions.