You have now learned how to navigate the Windows desktop effectively. The final part of this tutorial covers the command shell. You may wonder why you need to learn another method for achieving the same tasks. There are three reaons: It ismuch fasterto type certain commands than clicking and...
To use your script, first save the file with the extension.ps1, which identifies it as a PowerShell script. To modify a script, simply open the file in your text editor, make your changes and save the file. To execute a script, open PowerShell, navigate to the script’s directory and...
You can build the script in the PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) editor that comes with Windows. Open the PowerShell ISE editor, copy the code and save it asStart-StoppedServices.ps1. All PowerShell scripts have a PS1 extension for Windows that prompts the PowerShell engi...
Switch into PowerShell by running the command: powershell.exe Download the Get-WindowsAutopilotInfo script by running the following commands: Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process Install-Script Get-WindowsAutopilotInfo When prompted, enter Y to accept. Type the following command:...
Each month this year, Don Jones will present an installment in a 12-part tutorial on Windows PowerShell Workflow. We encourage you to read through the series in order, beginning with theJanuary 2013column. Don Jones Workflows look and feel a lot like a Windows PowerShell function or script,...
There are multitudes of ways to find the addresses of the functions that you need to use in your shellcode. There are two methods for addressing functions; you can find the desired function at runtime or use hard coded addresses. This tutorial willmostlydiscuss the hard coded method. The on...
This book is a hands-on, step-by-step guide to automating Windows administration with Windows PowerShell 3.0. Teach yourself the fundamentals of Windows PowerShell 3.0 command line interface and scripting language—one step at a time. This practical tutorial delivers learn-by-doing exerci...
or you could use lessons learned from our tutorial onexploring the registry with PowerShell(plus a small PSDrive tweak) to begin building a reusable script that can configure your systems for you. The below commands must be run from an elevated PowerShell session, similar torunning CMD as ...
Installing .NET through the dotnet-install PowerShell script is recommended for continuous integration and nonadmin installs. If you're installing .NET for normal use on your system, use either the .NET Installer or Windows Package Manager installation methods. The script defaults to installing the...
Part 1 Learning PowerShell 1.Welcome to PowerShell 2.The basics 3.Working with types 4.Operators and expressions 5.Advanced operators and variables 6.Flow control in scripts 7.Functions and scripts 8.Scriptblocks and objects 9.Errors, exceptions, and script debugging ...