PowerShell Commands
PowerShell provides a wide range of commands to leverage PowerShell for various tasks. PowerShell scripting language is built on the .NET framework and designed for …
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PowerShell Show Hidden Files
Use the Get-ChildItem (or its alias ls) command in PowerShell to get a list of hidden files from directories. Both commands can be used with …
PowerShell Convert Date to UTC
Converting date to UTC ( Universal Time) is useful while working with dates from different time zones or handling datetime values in a standardized format. …
PowerShell Write Date to File
In PowerShell, it provides a Get-Date cmdlet to get the current date and time and Out-File and other cmdlets to write the date and time …
PowerShell Copy Files Newer than Date
Use the Get-ChildItem cmdlet in PowerShell to get the items from the specified location and the Get-Date cmdlet to calculate the cut-off date to retrieve …
PowerShell Create Log File With Date
PowerShell provides a lot of tools and commands to monitor and manage logs on Windows systems. The New-Item cmdlet in PowerShell is used to create …
Powershell Move File and Rename With Date
PowerShell provides Move-Item and Rename-Item cmdlets to move file and rename it with the date. Use the Get-Date cmdlet to get the current date and …
PowerShell Get Last Patch Date
Use the Get-HotFix cmdlet in PowerShell to get last patch date, this command retrieves a list of all patches that have been installed on the …
PowerShell Variables
PowerShell variables are used to store, manipulate and share data in the scripts. Variables are essential components of PowerShell scripts and utilizing them properly in …
PowerShell Global Variables
PowerShell global variables are essential in scripts, functions, or modules. They can store data that can be accessible across scripts, and code. Use the $global: …