Rename a computer in PowerShell
Rename-Computer cmdlet in PowerShell renames the local computer or remote computer name. It has a New-Name parameter to specify a new name for the local …
Rename-Computer cmdlet in PowerShell renames the local computer or remote computer name. It has a New-Name parameter to specify a new name for the local …
SID (Security IDentifier) is a unique id number assigned to each user on a windows computer, group, or computer on the domain-controlled network. The Get-LocalUser …
The $PSVersionTable automatic variable in PowerShell checks the PowerShell version and gets the PSVersion. $PSVersionTable is an automatic variable in PowerShell is a read-only hash …
Approved Verbs in PowerShell follow a specific structure [Verb]-[Noun] to ensure consistency and clarity in PowerShell command syntax. In PowerShell approved verbs are a verb-noun …
In a large organization, its very quite common to have many domain and child domain names. While performing task automation for a set of computers …
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 …
Use the Get-Module cmdlet to get installed PowerShell modules. PSModulePath variable contains the location path of Windows PowerShell modules. A PowerShell module is a package …
The command to get the file version in PowerShell is the Get-Command cmdlet. This command uses FileVersionInfo.FileVersion property to get the version of the file. …
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 …
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 …