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Community-driven PowerShell module for Windows 365

Manage Windows 365 Cloud PCs from PowerShell

PSCloudPC automates provisioning, images, networking, user settings and day-to-day Cloud PC operations through Microsoft Graph, on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Get started Browse 48 cmdlets

PowerShell 7

# Install from the PowerShell Gallery
PS> Install-Module -Name PSCloudPC

PS> Connect-Windows365
PS> Get-CloudPC | Format-Table displayName, status, servicePlanName

displayName      status       servicePlanName
-----------      ------       ---------------
CPC-adele-4XK2   provisioned  Cloud PC Enterprise 4vCPU/16GB/128GB
CPC-alex-9QW1    provisioned  Cloud PC Enterprise 2vCPU/8GB/128GB
CPC-megan-2LM7   inGracePeriod Cloud PC Frontline 2vCPU/8GB/64GB

48cmdlets

5authentication methods

MITopen-source licence

Why PSCloudPC

Everything you need to run Windows 365 from the command line

Full lifecycle automation

Create, update, assign, export and import provisioning policies, user settings policies, custom images and Azure network connections.

Remote actions at scale

Reboot, rename, resize, restore, reprovision, snapshot and troubleshoot Cloud PCs, and power Frontline Cloud PCs on or off.

Visibility and reporting

Query audit events, connectivity history, real-time connection status and the results of remote actions.

Authenticate your way

Interactive, device code, client secret, certificate or a bring-your-own access token, on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Built on Microsoft Graph

Tokens, paging and beta endpoints are handled for you, so you work with consistent, pipeline-friendly cmdlets instead of raw JSON.

Open source and community-driven

MIT licensed and built by Windows 365 admins for Windows 365 admins. Ideas, issues and pull requests are welcome.

Get going in minutes

Three steps to your first automation

1
Install
Install-Module PSCloudPC
2
Connect
Connect-Windows365
3
Automate
Get-CloudPC | Where-Object status -eq "failed"

Read the getting started guide

Cmdlet reference

Covers the whole Windows 365 service

Cloud PCs and remote actions14 Provisioning policies7 User settings policies6 Monitoring and reporting4 Images4 Azure network connections4 Cloud Apps3 Tenant settings4

Built by the Windows 365 community

Bug reports, feature ideas, documentation fixes and new cmdlets: contributions of every size are welcome.

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