Need to create a power shell script where it will check item in the list and if the item is folder it will create it or else just continue.All replies (5)Wednesday, September 20, 2017 9:21 AMHi Amol,From your description, you want to check an item in a list, if the item is...
# Create PowerShell session to target device Set-Item -Path WSMan:\localhost\Client\TrustedHosts $deviceip $S = New-PSSession -ComputerName $deviceIp -Credential Administrator # Copy the ZIP package to the device Copy-Item $zipfile -Destination $downloadfolder -ToSession $S #Connect to the ...
New-SmbShare-Name "ShareName"-Path "C:\Path\To\Shared\Folder"-FullAccess "Domain\User1", "Domain\User2"-ReadAccess "Domain\User3" 在这个示例中: "ShareName" 是共享文件夹的名称。 "C:\Path\To\Shared\Folder" 是要共享的文件夹路径。 "Domain\User1", "Domain\User2" 是被授予完全访问权限的...
# Create a series of 10 filesfor ($x=0;$x -lt 10; $x++) {# Let’s create a completely random filename$filename=”$($Folder)\$((Get-Random 100000).tostring()).txt” # Now we’ll create the file with some contentAdd-Content -Value ‘Just a simple demo file’ -Path $filenam...
don't recommend redirecting theDocumentsfolder to a network share or including it in OneDrive. Redirecting the folder can cause modules to fail to load and create errors in your profile scripts. For information about removing theDocumentsfolder from OneDrive management, consult theOneDrive documentation...
Once the deployment is processed by Intune and the target devices sync with the Intune service, the PowerShell script will run on the user's devices and create the specified shortcut to the folder. Please sign in to rate this answer. ...
Check to see if a specific folder for scheduled tasks exists. If it does, do not create it. Create and register a new scheduled task in that specific folder. Modify the settings on that newly created scheduled task. To do this, I am going to combine the various pieces of script I have...
Even though the folder is called v1.0, the version of PowerShell you are using is v2.0 (CTP2) You should now have a prompt that displays: PS C:\> Open Regedit by typing in the command prompt: PowerShell Regedit Using regedit, navigate the following registry key: HKEY_CURRENT_US...
in your profile; we’re going to do a couple of simple things to show you how it works. You might notice when you start Windows PowerShell that you always start out in the same folder. For example, on Windows Vista, by default, you start your PowerShell session in your user folder:...
Now it works great for me. Here it is - you can try it too: Code: [COLOR=#008080]$filewatcher[/color] = [COLOR=#804040][b]New-Object[/b][/color] System.IO.FileSystemWatcher [COLOR=#0000ff]# folder and file types to monitor[/color] [COLOR=#008080]$path[/color] = [COLOR=#...