Jeff Hicks

In the final article of this article series on process performance, Jeff Hicks shows us how we can manage performance at scale with PowerShell.

Discover how to find how much processor time processes are consuming with PowerShell and WMI.

Learn how to create a compound filtering query with WMI and PowerShell, and learn advantages of early and late filtering.

PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks revisits his Uptime module and enhances with new properties and parameters.

PowerShell MVP and IT veteran Jeff Hicks discusses a common problem for beginners and explains how to expand objects and properties in PowerShell.

Learn the best way to get the average processor utilization for a remote server with some quick PowerShell help.

Compare different PowerShell techniques for getting system drive information using WMI.

Follow these tips and tricks for validating your list of computer names for a better PowerShell experience.

Learn how to find hidden object properties in PowerShell and use them to get details about running processes on your servers.

Use PowerShell and WMI to dynamically get disk information for the system drive even when you don’t know what it is.

Additional techniques and tips for building lists of computer names including querying Active Directory or DNS with PowerShell.

Learn how to effectively create and use lists of computernames in your daily work with PowerShell.