Remove-AdComputer in Active Directory
Remove-AdComputer cmdlet in PowerShell removes an Active Directory computer. The Identity parameter specifies the ad computer to remove using GUID, Distinguished Name, Security Identifier, or …
Remove-AdComputer cmdlet in PowerShell removes an Active Directory computer. The Identity parameter specifies the ad computer to remove using GUID, Distinguished Name, Security Identifier, or …
While doing string operations in PowerShell, often we have to print multiline strings for ease to read, read file content and convert multiline string to …
In an organization where it has multiple domains and child domains configured in an active directory, it becomes very difficult to list all users in …
Group Managed Service Account (gMSA) is a managed domain account that provides automatic password management, service principal name (SPN) management, and the ability to delegate …
The error code 0xC000006A does means Account logon with a misspelled or bad password but not necessarily locked out. The error code 0xC000006D means the …
Using $env:Path variable in PowerShell to set environment variable for the session or temporary. Use [System. Environment] method in PowerShell to set environment variable permanently. …
PowerShell substring extracts a part of the string. The substring returns the part of the string between the start and the specified number of characters. …
To delete a scheduled task in Windows, use the Unregister-ScheduledTask cmdlet in PowerShell. This command unregisters the scheduled task. It prompts for confirmation to perform …
Use the PowerShell command `Enable-ScheduledTask` with the `CimSession` object that contains the remote computer connection to enable a scheduled task on a remote computer. The …
Use the PowerShell command `Disable-ScheduledTask` with the `CimSession` object that contains the remote computer connection to disable scheduled tasks on a remote computer. The Disable-ScheduledTask …