Replace Single Quote in PowerShell
Use the PowerShell String replace() method or replace operator to replace the single quote in PowerShell with empty space or double quotes. e.g. $str.replace(“‘”,”) replace …
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Fix: Get-Aduser : Directory Object not found
The Get-AdUser cmdlet in PowerShell gets one or more active directory users based on the specified search criteria.Get-AdUser: Directory object not found error can be …
Dsget User – Display Properties of the User
The dsget user command displays the properties of the user in the active directory. It can also get membership information for a single user. Dsget …
Dsquery Computer – Find Computers in AD
Use the Dsquery Computer command to find computers in the active directory that matches the specified search criteria. To use the dsquery computer command, open …
Dsquery Server – Find All Domain Controllers
The Dsquery Server command is used to find all domain controllers that match the specified search criteria. Using the dsquery server, you can find all …
Use Dsquery to Export Group Members to CSV
Use the Dsquery Group command to find the group based on provided samid and pipe it to Dsget group command to get group members and …
PowerShell Replace First Character in String
Using the PowerShell replace operator with regex expression to find the first character in PowerShell, you can replace the first character in a string. Anchor …
PowerShell Replace First Occurrence of String
Using the PowerShell replace operator,creplace or replace() method, we can easily replace the first occurrence of a word in a string. PowerShell string has many …
PowerShell Replace String in Multiple Files
Using the PowerShell replace() method or PowerShell replace operator, we can replace strings in multiple files. Using the Get-ChildItem cmdlet gets the item from the …
PowerShell Replace Newline with comma
In PowerShell `n is used to add a new line. To replace the new line with a comma in PowerShell, check if it contains the …