PowerShell’s “Rename-Computer” cmdlet is particularly designed to rename a local computer and a remote computer. However, it cannot rename computers in bulk.
Read MoreThe “Stop-Process” cmdlet is used to stop or kill one or more processes. It uses the process ID or name to terminate it in PowerShell.
Read MorePowerShell’s “Set-Location” cmdlet is used to set the current working directory to a specified location that includes a directory or registry.
Read MoreThe “Get-NetIPAddress” cmdlet is used to get the IP address configuration in PowerShell. It gets IP address configurations IPv4 and IPv6.
Read MoreIn PowerShell, the cmdlet “Add-Member” is used to add a member to an instance of an object, such as methods and properties.
Read MoreThe cmdlet “Get-ChildItem” gets items and child items from one or more specified locations. Moreover, the “-Recurse” parameter gets items from a sub-directory.
Read MoreThe “PSWindowsUpdate” module helps to manage Windows updates. It installs, updates, hides, or removes Windows updates.
Read MoreThe “CmdletBinding” attribute converts a function into operable cmdlet. Doing so will provide access to all cmdlet features to a function turned into a cmdlet.
Read MoreThe “Set-Clipboard” cmdlet in PowerShell is used to copy text to the clipboard. It can set text or variables to the clipboard by using some specific parameters.
Read MoreThe “Get-WinEvent” cmdlet gets event logs and event tracing log files on remote and local systems. It also gets the list of event logs and event log providers.
Read MoreThe IP address in PowerShell can be retrieved using the “Get-NetIPAddress” cmdlet. Moreover, it also gets the details of the “IPv4” and “IPv6”.
Read MoreThe “Invoke-Expression” cmdlet runs a string as a command. First, it stores the script or string in a variable then it invokes the string-assigned variable.
Read MoreTo zip or compress the file “Compress-Archive” cmdlet is used. While to unzip or uncompress a file, the “Expand-Archive” cmdlet is used in PowerShell.
Read MoreThe “Select-Object” property in PowerShell selects the objects while the expand property displays all the property values of it.
Read MoreThe cmdlet “Get-FileHash” gets the hash algorithm of a specified file by the user. Moreover, it can also get the hash value of a string or an application.
Read MoreTo create a directory, first, add the “New-Item” or any other relevant cmdlet and then specify the directory along with the file name.
Read MorePowerShell can be launched as an administrator using the “Start menu”, “Run dialog box”, “PowerShell console”, or “Windows Explorer”.
Read MorePowerShell, which was originally a Windows-only component, was open-sourced and made cross-platform for Linux and macOS. Learn more here.
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A PowerShell script can be paused using various methods, such as “Pause”, “Read-Host”, “Timeout”, or “Start-Sleep” in the script.
Read MoreThe post Getting Started with PowerShell in Linux [Beginner Guide] first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .After Microsoft fell in love with Linux (what has popularly come to be known as “Microsoft Loves Linux”), PowerShell which w…
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