Patrick Domingues

As businesses increasingly rely on technology to drive innovation and efficiency, the need for robust IT support becomes critical. My name is Patrick Domingues , and as the owner of Zevonix , I’m proud to offer tailored IT solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of modern businesses. At Zevonix, we’re more than just a managed service provider (MSP)—we’re your partner in navigating the evolving technology landscape. Who We Are Zevonix is built on the principle of delivering smarter IT solutions to businesses of all sizes. With years of experience in IT management and security, we understand the challenges businesses face. From day one, my goal has been to provide top-notch IT services that simplify technology and drive growth for our clients. Our Services At Zevonix, we offer a comprehensive suite of services to ensure your technology infrastructure is optimized, secure, and scalable: - Managed IT Services Our managed IT services provide proactive monitoring, maintenance, and sup

Learn how to remove user PINs using PowerShell with this step-by-step guide and sample script for managing biometric authentication on Windows systems. PowerShell offers a variety of tools to help automate and manage tasks in Windows environments. In this guide, we'll show you how to remove a user's PIN using PowerShell. Removing a PIN from a system can be part of user management, security protocols, or resetting biometric authentication methods. Here's a step-by-step process along with a sample script that utilizes the BiometricAuthentication PowerShell module. Step 1: Install the Required Module Before running the script, you need to ensure that you have the necessary PowerShell module. In this case, the module BiometricAuthentication is required for managing biometric authentication, including PINs. To install the module, run: Install-Module -Name "BiometricAuthentication" -Force Step 2: Use the Script to Remove the PIN The script below finds users with PINs an