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What's a reasonable price to pay to get your data safely returned to you from the guys who stole it? How about 10,000 Rubles? No? Via Frederic GOUTH
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PowerShell is a great way to automate almost anything in Windows. However, its not just a scripting language. If you find yourself using it as a command line shell it may be useful to store your functions and customizations in a profile that gets loaded every time you load the Console. Via Serge FLEITH Delete the scoop?
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Use Windows PowerShell to discover what schema updates have been applied to your Active Directory environment. Via Serge FLEITH Delete the scoop?
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Michael Lubinski provides the PowerShell code and explanation of how it works for those who want to securely store a password for re-use. Delete the scoop?
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Since the release of Windows Server 2008, there are PowerShell commands available that can help administer Group Policy a lot easier. Via Ben Rubenstein Delete the scoop?
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Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, talks about using Windows PowerShell to find files modified by month and year. Delete the scoop?
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Write PowerShell scripts and functions that can take different values for a PSCredential object. Via Serge FLEITH Delete the scoop?
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PowerShell v3, the latest version of Microsoft’s scripting language, brings new management and administrative features to Windows Server 8 and Hyper-V 3.0. Delete the scoop?
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Microsoft Script Explorer for PowerShell (pre-release) helps scripters find PowerShell scripts, snippets, modules, and how-to guidance in online repositories such as the TechNet Script Center Repository, PoshCode, local or network file systems and Bing Search Repository. Delete the scoop?
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Derek Schauland shows you how to create a PowerShell Profile to store your frequently used functions and work more efficiently in Windows. Delete the scoop?
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Microsoft Scripting Guy, Ed Wilson, shows four ways to create folders with Windows PowerShell, and he discusses the merits of each approach. Delete the scoop?
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The 2012 Windows PowerShell Scripting Games Study Guide is a great resource that points to important sources for learning Windows PowerShell. Delete the scoop?
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With the release of UserLock 7 comes PowerShell commands for Active Directory Security. Yes, it is now possible to manage/administer UserLock with PowerShell cmdlets!
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UserLock 7 will be manageable with PowerShell.
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Derek Schauland reviews what is included in PowerShell Studio 2012, a third-party tool to help you learn and use PowerShell commands.
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Microsoft on Tuesday released PowerShell 3.0 for use with its current flagship Windows client and server operating systems. Delete the scoop?
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Avoid frustration with PowerShell by getting insight into some of PowerShell's confusing features such as not being able to run scripts from the command line and the need to load product-specific cmdlets. Delete the scoop?
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You can build a repository of PowerShell help files on a file server that other systems can access. All you need is a system that has internet access to download the files. Delete the scoop?
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Using Windows PowerShell on a daily basis, and knowing how to describe it to someone who has never used it, is a bit hard. To an extent, it depends on the background of the person who is asking the question. Delete the scoop?
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Bill Stewart, a scripting guru and a moderator for the Official Scripting Guys forum, discusses a Windows PowerShell function to determine folder size. Delete the scoop?
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Derek Schauland shares a simple PowerShell command that automates cleaning up old files on a set schedule. Delete the scoop?
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Former PowerShell skeptic Tony Patton describes how the PowerGUI Visual Studio Extension brings PowerShell development into Visual Studio. Delete the scoop?
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Windows PowerShell Web Access lets you manage your Windows Servers anywhere and anytime. Delete the scoop?
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Use the Active Directory module and Windows PowerShell to move computer accounts from one Organizational Unit to another one. Delete the scoop?
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This blog contains basic PowerShell scripts. These aim to provide a simple searchable repository of basic PowerShell scripts that demonstrate how you can use PowerShell to access and exploit .NET, COM, WMI and other object types. Delete the scoop?
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