This tutorial will teach you to split the directory or file path in PowerShell. Use Split-Path Cmdlet to Split Directory or File Path in PowerShell The Split-Path cmdlet returns the specific part of a given path in PowerShell. The part of a path can be the parent folder, subfolder, fi...
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This article describes how to debug scripts on a local computer by using the Windows PowerShell ISE visual debugging features.
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if (Test-Path $file) { Write-Host“The file exists.” } else { Write-Host“The file does not exist.” } Checking if a file exists (Image credit: Petri/Bill Kindle) These were just two basic examples of how conditional statements work in PowerShell. Let’s move on to the Else sta...
Add-Content -Path 'C:\ScriptLog.log' -value "Attempting to start $($_.DisplayName)…" $service | Start-Service } You can build the script in the PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) editor that comes with Windows. Open the PowerShell ISE editor, copy the code and save...
Logon to a Windows 7 or Server 2008 R2 Machine as an Administrator. Create a folder called O365LicenseScripts. Create all files from the “PowerShell Script Code” section in this folder. Install the Microsoft Online Sign In Assistant. Install the Microsoft ...
An elevated PowerShell prompt will displayAdministrator: Windows PowerShellon the top of the prompt’s border. 2] Using the Task Manager Press theCtrl + Shift + Esckeys to open the Task Manager. Now, click on theRun new taskon the top of the Task Manager. Type PowerShell, select theCre...
PowerShell won’t display a message confirming your file is renamed, but know that the job is done. How to Rename Files in a Folder With an Increasing Number If you want to add an increasing number, such as 1, 2, 3, and so on, to your files in a specific folder, follow these st...