PoshTip #51 – Clear Windows Run History
Windows stores the commands that you have executed from the Run window in the registry. It means that you can easily clear this history. Click Read More
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PoshTip #50 – Working With PowerShell History
Have you ever desperately looked for a PowerShell command that you typed and not saved… Well great news! PowerShell has a big memory and it Read More
PowerShell Studio: Does Your Button Close Immediately Your Form?
If you often work with PowerShell Studio from SAPIEN, you will create some GUI with PowerShell. You will probably get the following issue: You have Read More
PoshTip #49 – PSReadLine Module
The PSReadline module contains cmdlets that let you customize the command-line editing environment in Windows PowerShell. The module is a part of PowerShell 5. PSReadLine Read More
Virtual Machine Management using PowerShell Direct
Since Windows PowerShell version 5, Microsoft has implemented a new way to directly manage your virtual machines without network connectivity. PowerShell Direct has been introduced Read More
PoshTip #48 – Start a Process in a Minimized Window using PowerShell
The Start-Process cmdlet starts one or more processes on the local computer. So I can easily open a text file using the following command:
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PS > Start-Process notepad.exe C:\Temp\TextFile.txt |
PowerCLI: A command with name ‘Export-VM’ is already available on this system
When installing the PowerCLI module, you may get the following error during the installation process: PackageManagement\Install-Package : A command with name ‘Export-VM’ is already available on Read More
VMware PowerCLI 6.5.1 and PowerShellGet
Two weeks ago, VMware released PowerCLI 6.5.1 with big enhancements. There is no longer need to download and install MSI file. You can now install PowerCLI Read More
PoshTip #47 – Save a Command into PowerShell History
Everybody knows that when you type a PowerShell command, this command will be automatically saved into history. Then, you can get the history with the Read More
“Privilege not held” error with PowerShell “Stop-Computer” cmdlet
Since April 2017 security updates, you may get the following error when you use the Stop-Computer cmdlet:
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PS > Stop-Computer -ComputerName . -Force Stop-Computer : Privilege not held. At line:1 char:1 + Stop-Computer -ComputerName . -Force + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (COMPUTERNAME:String) [Stop-Computer], ManagementException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : StopComputerException,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.StopComputerCommand |
As described by Microsoft in the following KB, it Read More