PowerShell: Read Passwords Securely from Command Line
Some of the PowerShell commands require a password. You can embed a password directly in PowerShell commands. However, it is unwise to do it this way. It can be read by normal users and can be...
View ArticleHow to Read a File using PowerShell
If you are working as an admin on Windows Core Server and want to check the contents of a file, you can execute the following command: get-content C:\testfile.txt This command will display the contents...
View ArticleHow to Copy and Paste on PowerShell in Windows 10
All of us know how to perform simple copy and paste operations while using any text editor or search bars in Windows 10. However, most users wonder how to use these commands while using PowerShell,...
View ArticleHow to Find Out Specifications of Server Using PowerShell
When you are running a Windows server core version and you need to find out the specs of your server then this tutorial will show you how to do that with a small PowerShell script. Get Server Details...
View ArticleSave List of Services to a File using PowerShell in Windows 10
Microsoft Windows services allow running long-running applications in the background. When the computer is booted, the services start automatically and continue running until the computer is turned...
View ArticleHow to Create Multiple Hyper-V Virtual Machines Using PowerShell
Creating multiple Hyper-V virtual machines using Hyper-V manager is not a quick method. The quickest and time-saving method is to create them via Windows PowerShell. This tutorial has been written to...
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