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Dec 11, 2019
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PowerTip: Identify Completed PowerShell Jobs with Data yet to be Received

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Doctor Scripto

Summary: Doctor Scripto quickly shows how to identify Completed Jobs in PowerShell which have yet to have the data Received Hey Doctor Scripto, How can I identify jobs which already completed but I haven’t done a Receive-Job on to get the data? You can do this with the Get-Job Cmdlet by targeting the -ChildJobState and -HasMoreData like t...

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Nov 13, 2019
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PowerTip: Use Windows PowerShell to display all Environment variables

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Doctor Scripto

Summary: Doctor Scripto demonstrates how to use env: to show all currently set environment variables Question: Hey Doctor Scripto, I remember in DOS if I wanted to see the values of all the Environment variables; like TEMP I could just type the SET Command. How do I do this in PowerShell? Answer: You can do this in one line using the ...

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Oct 16, 2019
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Using PowerShell to View and Remove Wireless Profiles in Windows 10 – Part 4

Doctor Scripto
Doctor Scripto

Summary: Using Windows PowerShell to purge Wlan profiles with NetSh.exe. Last week we had a way with a Regular Expression to run one Netsh.exe command and show only the profile names as a PowerShell Array. Today we're going to finish the task and show you how to delete those Profiles. As a quick reminder here's the line in PowerShell we us...

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Oct 9, 2019
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PowerTip: Show all Installed Capabilities on Windows 10

Doctor Scripto
Doctor Scripto

Summary: Identify if capabilities like OpenSSH are installed in your Windows 10 Operating System Hey, Doctor Scripto. I was curious if there was a way to see if a workstation has a capability installed on it like OpenSSH. I’m trying to report on this for my environment. Absolutely! You can run the following line on a workstation to sh...

PowerTipSean KearneyPowerShell