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Summary: Learn how to connect to a PSSession if its Availability is None.(image) Can I connect to a PSSession if its Availability is None?(image) None means that no other session is connected to the PSSession, so if the State is Disconnected and the Availability is ...
Summary: Learn about a revolutionary feature in Windows PowerShell 3.0 that lets you disconnect from and reconnect to PSSessions.
Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson here. We have an exciting guest blog series that is written by Paul Higinbotham, a software design engineer for Windows PowerShell and June Blender, a senior programming writer for ...
Summary: Find only Windows PowerShell cmdlets that use the verb “get.”
(image) How can I find cmdlets in Windows PowerShell that use the verb “get” when the parameters –Verb and –CommandType are exclusive?
(image) Use Get-Command to find the –CommandType&...
Summary: Guest blogger, Tim Bolton, talks about modifying a .csv file to promote cleaner import.
Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, is here. Today we have the first of two posts by guest blogger, Tim Bolton. This one feeds into his post that will be published on Monday, but the idea is a standalone. Take it away, Tim…
When I set up new...
Summary: Use Windows PowerShell to find WMI classes that are related to a video subsystem.
(image) How can I find all WMI classes in the root\cimv2 WMI namespace that are related to video or displays?
(image) Create an array of wildcard patterns, then pipe the results to the Foreach-Object cmdlet, &...