PowerShell – Get File Creation Date
Very often System administrator has to work with file and folder operations to get file creation date timestamp, and filename to extract all information in …
PowerShell Get-ChildItem
PowerShell Get-ChildItem (gci,dir) Guide [With Examples]
PowerShell Get-ChildItem cmdlet gets the items and child items in or more specified location. PowerShell Get-ChildItem (GCI) is similar to the dir command in the …
PowerShell List Files in Directory
In one of my recent tasks, I had to deal with files and folder-based operations on a local system. File or folder-based operation is a …
PowerShell – Count Files in Folder using Get-ChildItem
The Get-ChildItem in the PowerShell cmdlet get items and child items in one or more specified location specified by the Path parameter. To get count …
PowerShell Print Environment Variables
What is an environment variable in Windows? How to print environment variables in PowerShell? Environment variables store information about the operating system environment information and …
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 the large size …
PowerShell Find file (Search for Files using Get-ChildItem)
The 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 …
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 Get Certificate Details with Examples
In PowerShell, use the Get-ChildItem cmdlet to get certificate details, list all certificates in the personal store or remote computer, get installed certificates, and display …
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 …