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Quser to Get List of Users Logged on Server

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The QUser command gets logged-in users on the local as well as remote computer and displays their information like username, session name, state, and Logon …

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Get-AdGroupMember – Export AD Group Members to CSV

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Get-AdGroupMember PowerShell cmdlet gets AD group members, members can be users, computers, or groups. Administrator often needs to export active directory group members to CSV …

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Set-AdUser – Modify Active Directory Users with PowerShell

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Very often Admin has to update the Active Directory user’s properties manually. This process can be time-consuming. PowerShell Active Directory module provides Set-AdUser cmdlet to …

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Difference between Active Directory LastLogon and lastLogonTimestamp

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In an organization, the PowerShell active directory contains an account for every user. Over the period of time, employees leave the organization, these accounts sometimes …

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How to Get Current Directory Full Path in PowerShell?

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The Get-Location cmdlet in PowerShell gets current directory full path similar to PowerShell pwd which prints the current directory. In this tutorial, we will discuss …

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PowerShell Get-ADUser Examples

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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 …

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Windows- Cat Equivalent Command in PowerShell and cmd

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What is the cat command and how to use cat in Windows or windows cat equivalent? cat command ( short for concatenate) is one of …

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PowerShell Tab Character

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Use `t to insert a tab character in the PowerShell string. The PowerShell tab character is represented by a backtick (`) character followed by the …

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Get Scheduled Task Details in PowerShell

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The command to get schedule task details in PowerShell is `Get-ScheduledTask`. This command retrieves the scheduled task details like TaskPath, TaskName, and State. Get-Scheduled lists …

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Get BitLocker Status using PowerShell

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Use the PowerShell command manage-bde -status to get BitLocker status on the volume in the computer. It has a Protection Status property that indicates if …

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