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How to Clear the Event Log in Windows 10
Event log records every single event that occurs on your computer system. Opening an application, creating a new document, saving a file, closing a document, the occurrence of an error etc. are some of...
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How to Check Windows 10 Update History Using PowerShell
All of the Windows 10 users are familiar with its feature of automatic update. Automatic update installs an update or a security patch as soon as it finds any of your applications or features getting...
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How to Find the Security Identifier (SID) of Any User in Windows 10
SID or Security Identifier is defined as a string value, which is associated with every single Windows user account. Just like the user account name, SID is also another parameter to recognize a user...
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How to Check the Battery Usage in Windows 10
In today’s world of information technology, almost all of us are habitual of using computer systems or computer controlled devices very frequently. We are tuned to perform all our routine activities...
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How to Copy and Paste on PowerShell in Windows 10
All of us know how to perform the simple copy and paste operations while using any text editor or search bars in Windows 10. However, most of the users wonder how to use these commands while using...
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How to Print or Save a Directory Listing to a File in Windows 10
All of us know that we can use various commands of Command Prompt and PowerShell to view the files of any specific directory. What if we want to preserve this listing for our own reference or for...
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How to Change Your IP Address in Windows Using PowerShell
You may know how to change IP address via GUI. It's pretty easy. Just go to Control panel > network and internet, selecting the IPv4 Properties and change the IP address. This whole process will...
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How to save command output to a file using PowerShell
PowerShell is a command-line shell designed particularly for system administrators. It helps administrators to manage and automate the administration of Windows operating systems and the Apps running...
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How to transcript command session in PowerShell
You have often worked with PowerShell commands and scripts and you might want to transcript those commands as well as their outputs as a record or for future reference. While you may also do it by...
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Save List of Services to File using PowerShell in Windows 10
Microsoft Windows services allow running long-running applications in the background. When computer boots, services start automatically and keeps running until the computer turns off but you can stop...
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You can use the PowerShell add-content cmdlet to append data to a text file. Here are an example and the command-line options that you can use. Powershell add-content example Step 1. Open PowerShell...
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Powershell scripts can be run on any Windows system as long as they are run from the ISE by pushing the green play button. As soon as you want to run it from the cmd or the desktop file you'll get this...
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How to Shut Down Windows 10 with the Shutdown Timer
While working in Windows 10, there are times when you do not want to shut down your computer system manually. You might want your Windows 10 to shut down automatically after a certain period. The...
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How to Comment Out Code in PowerShell Script
Just like any other programming language, you can comment out code in a PowerShell script for documentation purposes. To comment out a single line, put '#' in the beginning: To comment out multiple...
View ArticleFour Ways to Create a Directory with PowerShell
To create a directory with the help of PowerShell, open the PowerShell console with administrative privileges and use one of the following four ways. Creating a Directory by using PowerShell Method 1:...
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Modules are collections of cmdlets that are stored in the path %WINDIR%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\. Get a List of Windows PowerShell Modules Now execute the following command to display the location...
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How to Get Operating System Details with PowerShell
This article shows you how to get the details of your operating system with PowerShell. It shows how to get the operating system name, the OS Architecture, and the machine name. Here we go. Step 1....
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How to Change Your IP Address in Windows Using PowerShell
You may know how to change IP address via GUI. It's pretty easy. Just go to Control panel > network and internet, selecting the IPv4 Properties and change the IP address. This whole process will...
View ArticleHow to View Office 365 User Account Details in PowerShell
In this article, I'll show you to retrieve Office 365 user account details with the help of PowerShell using get-msoluser. Prerequisites Download and install the following modules. Microsoft Online...
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This short guide will show you how to start multiple services simultaneously with the help of PowerShell. Start Multiple Services or Applications with PowerShell 1. Open PowerShell with administrative...
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