I am a PowerShell noob looking for a way to find duplicate files in a directory and write the file paths of the files to a text file or csv file. My current code is working, but is extremely inefficient and slow. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated #Declaring the Array to ...
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I wish I knew more about PowerShell, as I feel like I am asking a lot (all my free-time this week will be dedicated to learning PowerShell better). Pointing me in the direction of where to learn how to do this would be very helpful as well. Here is the complete rundown. I need...
I would just like to share a couple of PowerShell scripts to find the size of your local OneDrive folder. Note that this just looks at folders structures and does not interact with the OneDrive sync client or the OneDrive service.First...
The recursive use of ADIR is covered in FAQ184-4256: Get Files in Directory (including subdirectories). Chriss Scott24x7 (Programmer) 16 Jun 24 11:40 Gendev, It's not VFP code, it's a powershell script. You call it with ShellExec() (Or however you've set yours up), you ca...
There’s a simple way of getting Powershell to tell you the last folder in a known path: $path = \\server\share\folder1\folder2\folder3 $folder = Split-Path $path -Leaf and that’s all you need. Now, how do you go about doing that if you don’t know the path ahead of time...
Did someone find out how you can select files from the recycle bin to remove (filter on user, sort on file size etc.) @Dean_Gross 1 Like Reply JSlei replied to Dean_Gross May 16 2019 01:38 PM @Dean_Gross You can use PowerShell to export the recycle bin items to a cs...
Orbitron's suggestion is great, but if you want to use a purely PowerShell way without having to install pstools, have a look at the select-string cmdlet. You may have to pipe the object pipeline to a file first and then consume it with select-string or you can wedge out-s...
To find all of the read-only files by using Windows PowerShell 2.0 or Windows PowerShell 1.0 required using either the Match operator or theLikeoperator in aWhere-Objectcommand. This type of command is shown here. dir -force | where {!$_.psiscontainer -and $_.mode -match ‘r’} ...