The Best Practices Analyzer (BPA) is a tool integrated into Windows Server that checks whether certain configurations (mainly roles) comply with best practices.
It's possible to change the screen resolution easily using Powershell on Windows servers (with or without a graphical interface). This can be useful on a core Windows server.
I had already posted an article on the c:\windows\installer folder in Windows. It is also possible to do this in PowerShell using the MSIPatches module.
Windows As Built Report is a PowerShell module that generates a report on a Windows server - System information (Drivers, network, updates, roles and functions, applications, etc.) - DNS - DHCP - IIS
In this video, I'll show you several ways of displaying information about your Windows system and also use bginfo to have some of this information at your fingertips.