PoshTip #59 – How to Schedule a PowerShell Script with Arguments?
Scheduling a PowerShell script in the Windows Task Scheduler is not so hard, but when you want to run a script with arguments, it can be Read More
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PoshTip #58 – How to Check File Version and Description?
When you browse a directory, you will see a tons of files, dll, exe, and so on… And especially in the Windows folder. But how Read More
PoshTip #57 – Always Run PowerShell As Administrator
Running PowerShell as Administrator is a very common task in your day-to-day tasks, so you must run the console as administrator on a regular basis. Read More
PoshTip #56 – The term ‘psEdit’ is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
You can quickly open file(s) in a new tab in Powershell ISE with psEdit. PowerShell ISE has this useful psEdit command that allows you to open and edit a PowerShell Read More
PoshTip #55 – How to Empty the Active Directory Recycling Bin?
From Windows Server 2008 R2, you can recover Active Directory deleted objects. Your forest functional level must be at least 2008 R2 in order to use Read More
PoshTip #54 – Change AD computers attributes with PowerShell
PowerShell can help you to easily update some attributes on a computer or user Active Directory object. Basically it means that if you need to Read More
PoshTip #53 – Windows PowerShell Survival Guide
If you want to learn Windows PowerShell, you will be a lucky guy because Microsoft released the Windows PowerShell Survival Guide. Please read this guide Read More
PoshTip #52 – Mitigate Possible Risk of Petya Ransomware
PowerShell can help you to protect against Petya Ransomware by creating the perfc file automatically. PS > New-Item C:\Windows\perfc -Type File -Force Directory: C:\Windows Mode Read More
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
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