PowerShell Scripting Basics: WMI Techniques
PowerShell Script Basics: WMI class called Win32_ComputerSystem, Get-WmiObject Win32_Computersystem, gwmi, gwmi win32_computersystem | Code Examples
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PowerShell Basics: $Env:Path
PowerShell Basics: $Env:Path. Also, View Path, Change Path variable using PowerShell commands. type name and OS locates the program - Code Examples
PowerShell Basics: Conditional Operators -Match -Like -Contains & -In -NotIn
PowerShell operators -Match, -Like -Contains -In -NotIn -Replace. The correct conditional operator will help you to distil, filter or find key information.
PowerShell Basics: $_. Pipeline Variable | Examples
Guide to using PowerShell's $_. variable PipeLine Variable, when to use the Dot, with ForEach, other Built-In Variables - Plus correct Syntax & Examples
PowerShell Basics: Where | Where-Object filter {$_.property -eq statement}
Windows PowerShell | Where {$_.property = statement}. PowerShell's 'Where' construction is flexible and versatile for filtering output. Let us learn more about 'Where' by examining these practical examples.
PowerShell Basics: If -And & If -Or Statements
PowerShell If -And &If -Or statements. For scripts that require precise flow control you could incoroporate -And & -Or to test for multiple conditions.
PowerShell Basics: If -Not Conditional Operator
Introduction to Windows PowerShell’s If -Not Logic Once you have mastered the basic ‘If’ statement, you just need to acquire the knack of extending the logic to embrace the PowerShell ‘If not equal’ syntax. Topics for PowerShell PowerShell’s If -Not Conditional Operator Construction of the ‘If’ Statement Example 1: Basic …
PowerShell Basics: If Statement
Introduction to The Windows PowerShell If Statement PowerShell’s ‘If’ statement comes under the umbrella of flow control. Once you master the basic construction then you can increase its usefulness by appending, ‘Else’ and ‘ElseIf’ statements. One of my favourite alternative strategies is to use ‘Switch‘. Topics for PowerShell’s If Statement …
PowerShell Basics: -Like and -NotLike Comparators
Introduction to PowerShell’s Examples of -Like and -NotLike On this page I will explain how to filter data with PowerShell’s -Like comparator. One day I wanted to create a WMI script using the network adapter, but even using PowerShell I could not find the right properties, so I went back …
PowerShell Basics: Comparison Operators
Examples of Microsoft PowerShell's comparison operators -eq and -ne. Also -lt and -gt (Greater than).