Get last boot time of computer using PowerShell
You can get the last boot time of the computer or remote computers using the PowerShell script. net stats, systeminfo, wmic (windows management instrumentation), and …
You can get the last boot time of the computer or remote computers using the PowerShell script. net stats, systeminfo, wmic (windows management instrumentation), and …
Merging multiple text files into one in PowerShell can be accomplished using the Get-Content and Set-Content cmdlets in PowerShell. Concatenating files into one is necessary …
Get-AdComputer cmdlet in PowerShell is used to find one or more computers in the Active Directory or find computers in OU (Organization Unit). Using the …
The command to get computer multiple properties like manufacturer, BIOS info, etc. is the Get-ComputerInfo cmdlet in PowerShell. Get-ComputerInfo cmdlet in PowerShell retrieves computer hardware …
The `ToBase64String()` method of the class `[System.Convert]` is used to convert binary data into text-based data using Base64 encoding in PowerShell. Base64 encoding represents binary …
Comparing two strings in PowerShell can be easily done using different ways like using the equal() method, -eq operator, or PowerShell -like operator to compare …
PasswordLastSet attribute stores information about the password last set for the computer. In the active directory, you can check the last password set date in the …
In PowerShell to perform automation tasks, it’s quite often to convert data from different data types like converting an integer to a string. To convert …
In PowerShell, converting string to integer is necessary when mathematical or conditional operations need to be performed on a value stored as a string. Use …
Empty organizational units in the Active Directory can be retrieved using Get-AdOrganizationalUnit with a filter switch where it checks if OU doesn’t contain any users, …