Replace Parentheses in String using PowerShell
Use the PowerShell String replace() method or replace operator to replace the parentheses in a string with an empty space. e.g. $str.replace(‘(‘,”) replace the parentheses …
Use the PowerShell String replace() method or replace operator to replace the parentheses in a string with an empty space. e.g. $str.replace(‘(‘,”) replace the parentheses …
Use the PowerShell String replace() method or replace operator to replace the double quotes in PowerShell with empty spaces or single quotes. e.g. $str.replace(‘”‘,”‘”) replace …
Use the PowerShell String replace() method or replace operator to replace the space in a string with a new line. e.g. $str.replace(” “,”`r`n”) replace the …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 the Dsquery Group command to find the group based on provided samid and pipe it to Dsget group command to get group members and …
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 …