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PowerShell Get Memory Usage

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Very often, PowerShell administrators have to scan servers manually to see the performance issue with a server in the network. It might be possible that …

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PowerShell Get Filename Without Extension

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While working with files in the Windows Operating system, often we have a requirement to get a filename without extension. Using PowerShell, it’s easy to …

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PowerShell – Convert Decimal to Hex

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To convert decimal to Hex in the PowerShell app, use ‘{0:x}’ -f to format strings by using the format method of string objects and decimal …

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Get Domain name using PowerShell and CMD

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In a large organization, it very quite common to have many domain and child domain names. While performing task automation for a set of computers …

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Net User Command – Manage User Accounts from cmd

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The Net User command is a Windows command-line utility that allows you to manage Windows server local user accounts or on a remote computer. The …

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Windows – Install Telnet Client using PowerShell & CMD

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Telnet is an application protocol that provides a command line interface to establish communication with the remote host. Telnet is disabled by default on versions …

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PowerShell List Installed Modules

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Use the Get-Module cmdlet in PowerShell to list installed modules. PSModulePath variable contains the location path of Windows PowerShell modules. A PowerShell module is a …

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Rename a computer in PowerShell

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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 …

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PowerShell – Get User SID in Active Directory

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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 …

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How to Check PowerShell Version

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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 …

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