PowerShell Compare Files Modified Date and Creation Dates
The file has attributes like CreationTime, LastWriteTime, Length, etc. In PowerShell to compare files by modified date or creation date, use the PowerShell operators lt …
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PowerShell Compare Dates
To Compare dates in PowerShell, use the PowerShell operator lt or gt. It compares the date that is less or greater than the other date …
PowerShell Get-Date Minus 1 Day
In PowerShell to Get-Date minus 1 day date or get yesterday’s date, use the Get-Date cmdlet. The Get-Date has AddDays() function that takes -1 day …
PowerShell- Get Specific lines of file
Use the Get-Content cmdlet in PowerShell to read the file, and get the content of a text or CSV file. It has the First parameter …
PowerShell Get-ADUser Examples
The PowerShell Get-ADUser cmdlet available in the ActiveDirectory module is more frequently used by Admin on their day-to-day task to get one or more active …
Get AdUser Display Name using PowerShell
The Get-AdUser cmdlet in PowerShell retrieves the active directory user objects. It has DisplayName property that retrieves the aduser display name in Active Directory. DisplayName …
Get-AdUser SamAccountName in Active Directory
Get-AdUser SamAccountName attribute is a user logon name in the previous version of the Windows system. SamAccountName logon name has a maximum 20-character length limit …
Get AdUser with Change Password At Next Logon using PowerShell
The Get-AdUser cmdlet in PowerShell uses the PasswordLast or PwdLastSet attributes to get aduser accounts with a change password at next logon set in the …
Get-AdUser PwdLastSet – Get Aduser last password change
PwdLastSet attribute stores information about the last password change. In the active directory, you can check the last password change in Active Directory for the …
Find Ad Object By GUID in PowerShell
Use the Get-AdObject cmdlet in PowerShell to find ad object by GUID. It has ObjectGuid property that contains an active directory object GUID. Refer to …