So I would like to find out the reboot as soon as possible. I think PS may be a good choice with some scripts so that I could make remote call to get the last reboot timestamp information. Is there any way to get a remote Windows XP last reboot timestamp by using PowerShell 2.0(i...
Find device id of NIC through powershell Find disabled users in the last 90 days Find Duplicate AD User Objects and Disable Them Find Duplicate from.csv file, Count and group find duplicate in file Find duplicates in 2 csv files and copy extra data. Find file size along with hidden file ...
PowerShell複製 PS C:\>$Status=Get-DscConfigurationStatusPS C:\>$StatusStatus StartDate Type Mode RebootRequested NumberOfResources --- --- --- --- --- --- Failure11/24/20153:44:56Consistency Push True36PS C:\>$Status.ResourcesNotInDesiredState ConfigurationName : MyService DependsOn : ...
The article will be broken up into two main parts; checking server uptime and finding historical Windows uptime. The first part will focus on finding how much time the computer has been up since its last reboot. This is called “current” uptime in this article. The second part of the art...
There may be a time when Netlogon Debug Logging is required over a prolonged period of time, and all entries must be saved. The standard size of the Netlogon.log is 20mb which rolls over to a 20mb Netlogon.bak file. On a busy server, this can result in a ...
Find last reboot or shutdown time Find out which program changed system clock Find Video Saved to my Computer Folder %USERPROFILE%\Appdata\local\Microsoft\Windows\caches Folder attributes/customization lost on copy or move in Windows 10 1607 (Anniversary Update) Folder Redirection GPO not working ...
reboot, restart, shutdown, ps, tasklist, getpid, whoami, getuid, hostname 执行ipconfig查看网卡信息(如果不在help列表中,那么会自动执行远程主机上的可用命令) (Empire:BNR1T9ZC)> ipconfig(Empire:BNR1T9ZC)>Description:Intel(R)82574L Gigabit Network ConnectionMACAddress:00:0C:29:EA:21:46DHCPEnable...
Have you ever usedGet-Credentialto generate credentials in PowerShell, only to find out when you go to use those credentials that they were invalid? It’s even worse when you are doing this in a script where the script throws errors every time the invalid credentials are used...
-LastDomainControllerInDomain -Norebootoncompletion -RemoveApplicationPartitions -RemoveDNSDelegation -RetainDCMetadata Uninstall-WindowsFeature/Remove-WindowsFeature -Name -IncludeManagementTools -Restart -Remove -Force -ComputerName -Credential -LogPath -Vhd To learn more about how to demote your DC using...
-LastDomainControllerInDomain -Norebootoncompletion -RemoveApplicationPartitions -RemoveDNSDelegation -RetainDCMetadata Uninstall-WindowsFeature/Remove-WindowsFeature -Name -IncludeManagementTools -Restart -Remove -Force -ComputerName -Credential -LogPath -Vhd To learn more about how to demote your DC using...