PowerTip of the Day, from PowerShell.com: In a previous tip, we suggested you to use standard parameter names for your own functions. To get a feeling for what the parameter names are that built-in cmdlets use, here is some code that creates a list of them: PS> Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet | Select-Object -ExpandProperty… Continue reading Finding Standard Parameter Names in PowerShell
Hi Today i was searching for one PDF file on my laptop and then I just thinks “How Many PDF files do i have?”, i have no idea, one way to find is go to windows search and find all .PDF files? but “how can i find this with powershell” we can let try… Continue reading “Find how many types of files you have in you laptop” using Powershell.
Hi, how you find the which software is installed on your computer, most of users answered in “Control Panel” , yes it is right . but, if you are creating an Inventory of which system have which software then it’s not so useful for admins. lets use WMI to retrieve the list of Install… Continue reading Find the List of Installed software using WMI and PowerShell.
