With a default installation of PowerShell or Windows PowerShell, you can use theCopy-Itemcmdlet to copy files, registry keys and variables. This is facilitated by the provider feature that enables interaction with different content types with the same command. Some modules include custom provi...
Another excellent use for a PowerShell profile is to add an alias. If you work interactively with PowerShell, then aliases can save you a lot of typing. Using the previous Microsoft.Graph example, you could shortenGet-MgUsertogmu: New-Alias-Name gmu-ValueGet-MgUser Copy However, one...
Create a resource Mailbox in Powershell and Set Password and Alias This command makes a resource mailbox for a conference room in the CorpResources OU, using the CorpResources database, and requiring the password to be set at next logon. This sets the alias as ChaConf1, and will prompt ...
Click the Paste icon on the toolbar. Clear all the text in the Console pane. To clear the Console pane, you can click the Clear Console Pane icon on the toolbar, or run the command Clear-Host or its alias, cls. See Also Introducing the Windows PowerShell ISE ...
Let's see how you can set a registry key value with a Custom Action in PowerShell, or when you are using the PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit (PSADT).
!!! powershell script to add a word in the beginning of the text file - URGENT !!! 'A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument '$null'. 'Name' Attribute cannot be modified - owned by the system 'set-acl.exe' not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, 'Set-Execu...
Cannot mount ISO files (neither via PowerShell nor via Explorer), Win10 pro 1909, error 0x80070079 Cannot open mmc.exe "Class not registered" Cannot paste the tab(\t) symbol in Command Window Cannot reconnect to Hyper-V VM once initial RDP connection is closed Cannot Sign-In To Windows ...
Can I create aliases for commands in a shell? Yes, you can create aliases to define shortcuts for commonly used commands. An alias is a custom name or abbreviation that represents a longer command or set of commands. For instance, you can create an alias ll for the ls -l command to ...
You can use PowerShell to check and download Windows updates from a server set up with Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). To check where a computer gets its updates from, run the Get-WUServiceManager command. If you see a Windows Server Update Service = True in the results, that mean...
Powershell Core 6.2has a number of useful bits, but the main thing is it starts way faster than Powershell 5, so there's less lag when you open a new tab. Powershell 6.2 includes PSReadline, which provides history with up/down arrows, ctrl left and right to move between words, and ...