How to Check PowerShell Version
In PowerShell, it has different ways to check PowerShell version on your local computer or psversion on remote computer. $PSVersionTable automatic variable in PowerShell get …
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PowerShell Approved Verbs
PowerShell approved verbs is the best design decisions I like about PowerShell. Approved verbs allows you to use verb-noun naming rules while writing cmdlet or …
Get Current User name in PowerShell
To get current username in PowerShell, use whoami, GetCurrent() method of WindowsIdentity .Net class or Get-WMIObject cmdlet in PowerShell. In PowerShell there are different ways …
Get Domain name using PowerShell and CMD
In a large organization, its very quite common to have many domain and child domain names. While performing task automation for set of computers in …
Get-ComputerInfo – Get Computer Multiple Properties
In PowerShell, Get-WMIObject and Get-CIMInstance cmdlets gets computer multiple properties, system information. Administrators using these command for years to get computer information but it needs …
PowerShell Execute Script With NoProfile Parameter
In this quick article, I will explain how to execute script with NoProfile parameter in PowerShell. You can use NoProfile parameter of PowerShell.exe to start …
$PSScriptRoot in PowerShell – Get full path of executing script
$PSScriptRoot automatic variable in PowerShell Contains the full path to the script that uses $PSScriptRoot variable in the script or command. $PSScriptRoot is one of …
PowerShell – List Files in Directory
In one of my recent tasks, I have to deal with files and folder-based operations on a local system. File or folder based operation is …
PowerShell – Count Files in Folder using Get-ChildItem
The Get-ChildItem in PowerShell cmdlet get items and child items in one or more specified location specified by the Path parameter. To get count files …
PowerShell Convert String to Datetime
Often while working on DateTime-based operations, it’s common problems that we face to convert string to DateTime in PowerShell and DateTime to string in PowerShell. …