by Michael Simmons | Jul 21, 2010 | PowerShell Basics
The need: To run multiple PowerShell windows and keep it straight which one is working on what. Example: In PowerShell window #1 you’re working with SharePoint In PowerShell window #2 you’re working with Active Directory users In PowerShell window #3 you’re...
by Michael Simmons | May 27, 2010 | PowerShell Basics
Whether you’re new to PowerShell or not, when you find yourself ready to start customizing PowerShell and making it do a few tricks, you’re going to want to setup your profile. Don’t worry, I will show you how to create your profile, and even show...
by Michael Simmons | May 27, 2010 | Windows PowerShell (Legacy)
Just had a couple techs scratching their heads about finding the path. Seriously? Yes. But to be fair, the path can get long and downright hard to read. And that was the problem for our tech friends. Now my friends are smart guys, but they had a problem with a path....
by Michael Simmons | Apr 13, 2010 | Windows PowerShell (Legacy)
This quick free lesson in PowerShell teaches you how to use the ping class to get a list of offline computers. It is fast and easy, and the results are much easier to work with than using ping.exe. Hey. This post is from 2010. When it was written there was no...
by Michael Simmons | Apr 2, 2010 | Windows PowerShell (Legacy)
From the I Love PowerShell archive Originally published in 2010. This article has not been revalidated for modern PowerShell. It remains available as a historical reference, but commands and external links may be outdated. How to Move a Computer Account From Within...
