Get OS Version using PowerShell
To get the operating system version using PowerShell, use the win32_operatingsystem class of the Get-WMIObject WMI object. It has a Version property that gets the …
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How to Get Drivers Version Using PowerShell
Use the Win32_PnPSignedDriver class of the Get-WmiObject WMI object to get the driver’s version using PowerShell. Refer to the below steps to get the driver …
Rename a computer in PowerShell
Rename-Computer command in PowerShell renames the local computer or remote computer name. Rename-Computer cmdlet in PowerShell has a New-Name parameter to specify a new name …
PowerShell Convert String to Datetime
Often while working on DateTime-based operations, it’s common problem that we face to convert string to DateTime in PowerShell and DateTime to string in PowerShell. …
PowerShell Multiline String
While doing string operation in PowerShell, often we have to print multiline string for ease to read, read file content and convert multiline string to …
CMD – Get Current UserName in Windows
Use environment variable %username% to get the currently logged-in user name using cmd in the Windows system. Environment variables store the current user logged-in information. …
Startup Folder Path in Windows Server 2019,2016 or 2012
Startup folder in Windows server 2012,2016 or 2019 or other Windows OS like Windows 10,11 contains the app which you want to run at startup. …
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 …
Start-VM – Start Virtual Machine
Start-VM cmdlet in PowerShell starts a virtual machine. Start-VM is used to start one or more virtual machines on Hyper-V hosts. It’s available in the …
New-VMResourcePool – Create Resource Pool
New-VMResourcePool cmdlet in PowerShell is used to create a resource pool for measuring memory usage. It’s available in the Hyper-V module. To measure pool usage …