Disk Cleanup Script in PowerShell. Contribute to name/disk-cleanup development by creating an account on GitHub.
defaults to cleanup.log which locates in the same folder as the script being executed. .PARAMETER Message The message to be written to the target log file. .EXAMPLE PS> Dump_Log_Message -Message "new log message" Dump the specified log message to the default log file. .EXAMPLE PS> Dump...
In other words, this command will start Windows PowerShell and run the Script C:\Scripts\Test.ps1:prettyprint 复制 powershell.exe c:\scripts\test.ps1 复制 So I think you may modify your logon script to:Powershell.exe \\domain.com\sysvol\domain.com\policy\{GUID}\test.ps1 ...
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/4a88e447-2e0f-4dd8-96e2-2c582bd9e349/disk-cleanup-script?forum=ConfigMgrPowerShell Tuesday, October 1, 2019 12:46 PM The task StartComponentCleanup ONLY reduces size of WinSxS folder, it does NOT affect Windows.old folder. Source:/en-u...
namespace AlcModule.Cmdlets { public class AlcModuleResolveEventHandler : IModuleAssemblyInitializer, IModuleAssemblyCleanup { // Get the path of the dependency directory. // In this case we find it relative to the AlcModule.Cmdlets.dll location private static readonly string s_dependencyDirPath ...
Building the Initial Script for File Cleanup We need to clean up some old files. Our file server has been around forever, and we need to clean up some space. Management has decided to remove all files older than a specified number of days. We need to build a script that recursively sear...
A simple looping script to restart hwinfo every 8 hours to bypass the free 12 hour limit for shared memory access. Cheap workaround for an application that really didn't warrant a full license. About A assortment of various PowerShell Scripts Resources Readme Activity Stars 1 star Watche...
anywhere else must be digitally signed. For more information about execution policy get help on “about_signing”. Also, in order to prevent command “hijacking”, script location must be qualified to run, so to run a script in the current directory called myscript.ps1 the command to use ...
$OnRemoveScript= {# perform cleanup$cachedSessions|Remove-PSSession}$ExecutionContext.SessionState.Module.OnRemove +=$OnRemoveScript$registerEngineEventSplat= @{ SourceIdentifier = ([System.Management.Automation.PsEngineEvent]::Exiting) Action =$OnRemoveScript}Register-EngineEvent@registerEngineEventSplat ...
Boris Yanushpolsky, Program Manager on the Microsoft OpsMgr team, has provided some very handy Windows PowerShell code that can be used to set all objects that refer to a computer into maintenance mode, and he has explained how to use this once you've created a script. To read more...