# In Your Code

{% hint style="success" %}
**OSD Module isn't just for Task Sequences ...** 
{% endhint %}

#### You can easily use OSD Module in your own PowerShell Modules and Scripts

## PowerShell Modules

#### In your Module Manifest (PSD1), include the OSD Module in RequiredModules

```
RequiredModules = @(
    @{ModuleName = 'OSD'; ModuleVersion = '19.10.10.0'; Guid = '9fe5b9b6-0224-4d87-9018-a8978529f6f5'}
)
```

![](/files/-LqrD9Hy58j3vHuOkArc)

#### OSDBuilder uses the OSD Module in some of its code.  In this example, IsAdmin is being evaluated as this function requires Admin Rights

![](/files/-LqrCxa3OA-s9HKntBe1)


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