#runs DIR from a cmd shell, DIR in PowerShell is an alias to GCI. This will return the directory listing as a string but returns much faster than a GCI cmd /c dir c:\windows 7. Start-Process (start/saps)TechnetWhy: Starts a process and returns the .Net process object if -PassThru...
Get-ChildItem Get the items and child items in a folder or registry key. If the item is a container, it gets the items inside the container, known as child items. You can use the Recurse parameter to get items in all child containers. Aliases:dir / ls / gci...
Get multiple AD users based on UserPrincipalName and then export them into csv file Get multiple lines from text files Get Multiple variables from psobject into Write-Output string Get Newest Folder and Display Files Within Get only SamAccountname get-aduser Get page load time through powershell ...
How to Delete Microsoft Teams Cache for All Users via PowerShell i know it's a bit late. but i came with a safer code to achieve this cleanup $folders=Get-ChildItem-Path"C:\Users"foreach($fldin$folders){$fullpath="$fld\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Teams"...
Get-ChildItem Dir / ls / gci Get child items (contents of a folder or registry key). Clear-Disk Remove all partition information and un-initialize a disk, erasing all data. Get-Disk Get one or more disks visible to the OS. Set-Disk Set attributes and update a physical disk. Initialize...
gci –r -force If your familiar with PowerShell, this part is pretty straightforward.gciis an alias forGet-ChildItem, and this command tells PowerShell to get a recursive (-r) directory listing of all files and folders, including any hidden files or folders (-force), starting from the curr...
The get-childitem cmdlet is aliased to both dir (for Windows familiarity) and ls (for Unix users), and aliased to gci for ease of typing. Next, use the copy-item cmdlet to copy the Windows PowerShell directory, including all sub-directories, to a new directory named PSBackup: PowerShe...
If I run gci 'c:\' -rec -force -include *.jar -ea 0 | foreach {select-string "JndiLookup.class" $_} | select -exp Path it returns the attached error saying access is denied, but I have access and assume it's due to a character limit in the file path. Contributor wdormann ...
$CitrixLogPath = (gci -directory -path $env:Temp -filter "CTXReceiverInstallLogs*").FullName if ( Test-Path ( $CitrixLogPath + "\*.log" ) ) { $Source = Join-Path $CitrixLogPath "*.log" DS_WriteLog "I" "Source files = $Source" $LogFile DS_WriteLog "I" "Destination directory...
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