PowerShell Get File Extension
File extension or filename extension is a suffix to the computer file that comes after the period eg.. (.ps1,.txt,.exe). In PowerShell to get a file …
PowerShell Get-ChildItem
Search String in File or Grep in PowerShell
PowerShell Grep equivalent cmdlet is Select-String which uses regular expressions to search string in files. Select-String cmdlet in Powershell works similar to grep in UNIX …
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 – Print Environment Variables
What is an environment variable in Windows? How to print environment variables in PowerShell? Environment variables stores information about operating system environment information and programs. …
PowerShell – Find Large Size Files
Use the Get-ChildItem cmdlet in PowerShell to get items in one or more specific locations and the file size attributes to find large-size files. Most …
How to Get Certificates using PowerShell
Recently, I got an assignment to get all installed certificates on a windows computer and also get certificate information from a remote computer. If you …
PowerShell – How to Get File Creation Date
Very often System administrator has to work with file and folder operations to get file creation date timestamp, filename to extract all information in CSV …
Get Permissions on folders and subfolders using PowerShell
PowerShell Get-ACL available in Microsoft.PowerShell.Security module gets permissions on folders and subfolders. Windows OS stores information related to file, folder, and subfolders permission in Access …
PowerShell Find file (Search for Files using Get-ChildItem)
Get-ChildItem cmdlet in PowerShell is used to get items in one or more specified locations. Using Get-ChildItem, you can find files. You can easily find …