Last Update: Jul 29, 2022
PowerShell is an object-oriented shell for Windows, Linux, and macOS. And as such, you will need to understand how to work with PowerShell objects to get the best out of it. In this article, PowerShell expert Jeff Hicks takes you through the different ways you can use the PowerShell Select-Object cmdlet. I think by nature…
Last Update: Jul 23, 2022
You’ve learned to export scheduled tasks, but what’s next? Learn to import scheduled tasks using PowerShell, SchTasks.exe and Microsoft Management Console.
Last Update: Jul 23, 2022
Missy Januszko provides an overview of PowerShell remoting and explains the use of different cmdlets for managing multiple machines at once.
Last Update: Jul 23, 2022
Retrieve the serial number from a local or remote computer using PowerShell and Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).
Last Update: Jul 23, 2022
In this article, I’ll show you how to use Windows PowerShell to move one or multiple files or folders from the command line, using the Move-Item, Get-Item, and Get-ChildItem PowerShell cmdlets. If you would like to delete a file or folder using PowerShell, check out How Can I Delete a File or Folder from the…
Last Update: Jul 18, 2022
Here’s a quick tutorial for creating Active Directory organizational units with PowerShell.
Last Update: Jul 14, 2022
With the advent of PowerShell Core and PowerShell 7, not all modules have been updated to be compatible with core engine updates or cross-platform accessibility. Instead of needing to switch between multiple versions of PowerShell depending on the tasks at hand, PowerShell 7 has added compatibility layers for existing Windows PowerShell compatible modules.
Last Update: Jul 11, 2022
If you haven’t heard of Posh-GIT, it is a great module for assisting in managing your GIT repositories from within PowerShell. There is so much functionality in GIT that it can be hard, especially in a PowerShell oriented way, to use that functionality effectively. Using Posh-GIT, you are able to interact easily with GIT using…
Last Update: Jun 22, 2022
PowerShell can download files from the Internet and your local network to your computer. Learn how to use PowerShell’s Invoke-WebRequest and Start-BitsTransfer cmdlets to download files here. Welcome to another post on how PowerShell can assist you in your daily job duties and responsibilities. Being able to download files from the Internet and your local…
Last Update: Jun 22, 2022
Russell Smith shows us how to use Windows PowerShell to perform basic file management operations in Windows Server and Windows 8.