Powershell - Part 9

2209, 2018

Getting Computer Uptime Using PowerShell

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Monitoring the Computer up-time is an important statistic in systems management.There are several ways we can retrieve a computer’s uptime using WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) . PowerShell provides an easy way to accomplish this with

1909, 2018

Create Shortcuts on Desktops using Powershell

By Thiyagu|Tags: create internet explorer shortcut powershell, Create Shortcuts on Desktops using Powershell, Learn how to create a shortcut on all user desktops in our PowerShell example., powershell create shortcut all users desktop, powershell create shortcut all users start menu, powershell create shortcut on remote computer, powershell create shortcut properties, powershell create shortcut to folder, powershell create shortcut to network share, powershell create url shortcut|4 Comments

Mostly we will simply copy an already created shortcut but With PowerShell you can create a shortcut by using the New-Object cmdlet. Let we look in to this detail below. Here’s a quick script to create

1509, 2018

Creating a scheduled task with PowerShell

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Most we will use the graphic interface of Taskschd.msc console to create Windows Task Scheduler jobs and Building a single scheduled task via the GUI task scheduler might not be a big deal. But if you

909, 2018

Viewing Your Drive Information with PowerShell – Part 1

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Managing drives, monitoring space to ensure that a drive run out of available capacity and to understanding just how many drives are on a single system this are simply able to monitor using PowerShell instead

3108, 2018

what is dot-sourcing in Powershell

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Dot-sourcing is a concept in PowerShell that allows you to reference code defined in one script. When you writing large size of PowerShell scripts, then there always seems to come a time when a single

1508, 2018

Simple function for error logging in PowerShell script

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When writing larger scripts, logging is a must, so in this post I will share a simple function for logging PowerShell script. PowerShell scripts can easily be written without any kind of help content, documentation, commenting,

1508, 2018

Talking Through PowerShell

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For this article, I would encourage you to un-mute your speakers and keep them at a reasonable level,or use headphones in case you are going through this in a public area or at work so

1208, 2018

Application Pool Monitoring Automation – Powershell to check if an application pool has stopped

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Monitoring the App pool status manually is very difficult for all the time, and some times we may aware that App pool has stopped while browsing the URL so to avoid those type of scenario below

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