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Move Directory or File in Windows PowerShell
How to move a directory or file to a new location in Windows PowerShell? Can I use the old "move" command? Yes, you can still use the old "move" command in Windows PowerShell. But "move" is defined as an alias of the "Move-Item" cmdlet. The "Move-Item" cmdlet moves an item, including its properties,... 2016-10-24, ∼3680🔥, 0💬

Get Directory Entries in Windows PowerShell
How to get a list of files in a directory in Windows PowerShell? Can I use the old "dir" command? Yes, you can still use the old "dir" command in Windows PowerShell. But "dir" is defined as an alias of the "Get-ChildItem" cmdlet. The "Get-ChildItem" cmdlet gets the items in the current directory by ... 2016-10-24, ∼3475🔥, 0💬

Copy Directory or File in Windows PowerShell
How to copy a directory or file to a new location in Windows PowerShell? Can I use the old "copy" command? Yes, you can still use the old "copy" command in Windows PowerShell. But "copy" is defined as an alias of the "Copy-Item" cmdlet. The Copy-Item cmdlet copies an item from one location to anothe... 2016-10-24, ∼2688🔥, 0💬

Rename Directory or File in Windows PowerShell
How to rename a directory or file in Windows PowerShell? Can I use the old "ren" command? Yes, you can still use the old "ren" command in Windows PowerShell. But "ren" is defined as an alias of the "Rename-Item" cmdlet. The "Rename-Item" cmdlet changes the name of a specified item, for example a dir... 2016-10-24, ∼2668🔥, 0💬

Get File Properties in Windows PowerShell
How to get file properties in Windows PowerShell? I want to know when the file was originally created. If you want to get all properties of a file in Windows PowerShell, you can use the "Get-Item ... | Select-Object -Property *" pipeline. Here is good example of getting file properties in Windows Po... 2016-10-22, ≈27🔥, 0💬

Get File Content in Windows PowerShell
How to get the content of a file in Windows PowerShell? You can use the "Get-Content" cmdlet to get the content of a file in Windows PowerShell. "Get-Content" cmdlet gets the content of the item at the location specified by the path, such as the text in a file. It reads the content one line at a tim... 2016-10-22, ∼3677🔥, 0💬

Get Directory Properties in Windows PowerShell
How to get directory properties in Windows PowerShell? I want to know how many files are there in a directory. If you want to get measurement properties of a directory in Windows PowerShell like total file size, you can use the "Get-ChildItem ... -Recurse | Measure-Object -Sum Length" pipeline. Here... 2016-10-22, ∼3423🔥, 0💬

Put Data into File in Windows PowerShell
How to put data into a file in Windows PowerShell? You can use the "Set-Content" or "Add-Content" cmdlet to put data into a file in Windows PowerShell. The "Set-Content" cmdlet is a string-processing cmdlet that writes or replaces the content in the specified item, such as a file. You can type the c... 2016-10-22, ∼3102🔥, 0💬

Delete Directory or File in Windows PowerShell
How to delete a directory or file to a new location in Windows PowerShell? Can I use the old "del" command? Yes, you can still use the old "del" command in Windows PowerShell. But "del" is defined as an alias of the "Remove-Item" cmdlet. The "Remove-Item" cmdlet deletes one or more items, like direc... 2016-10-22, ∼2704🔥, 0💬

Send Console Output to File in Windows PowerShell
How to send console output to a file in Windows PowerShell? You can use the "Out-File" cmdlet to send console output into a file in Windows PowerShell. The "Out-File" cmdlet sends output to a file. You can use this cmdlet instead of the redirection operator (&gt;) with more controlling parameter... 2016-10-20, ∼4565🔥, 0💬

String Concatenation in Windows PowerShell
How to concatenate strings in Windows PowerShell? I want to join two strings together. The easiest way to join two strings together is to use the concatenate operator (+) as shown in the example below: PS C:\fyicenter&gt; $name = "John" PS C:\fyicenter&gt; # using string concatenation operat... 2016-10-20, ∼2905🔥, 0💬

String Object Methods in Windows PowerShell
What methods are available on the string object in Windows PowerShell? I want to know which method to call to trim a string. A String object supports the following methods in Windows PowerShell: PS C:\fyicenter&gt; "" | get-member -MemberType method TypeName: System.String Name MemberType Defini... 2016-10-19, ∼3598🔥, 0💬

Windows PowerShell Session with Remote Computers
What is a Windows PowerShell session? A session is an environment where you can run Windows PowerShell commands and scripts. Windows systems supports two types of sessions for Windows PowerShell: 1. Default Sessions - Sessions implicitly created by the local computer, when you start Windows PowerShe... 2016-10-17, ∼2681🔥, 0💬

"Enter-PSSession" Cmdlet in Windows PowerShell
What is the "Enter-PSSession" cmdlet in Windows PowerShell? You can use the "Enter-PSSession" cmdlet to create a new PSSession on a remote computer, and continue to use that PSSession to run cmdlets on the remote computer. Here is an example of using the "Enter-PSSession" cmdlet to run two cmdlets o... 2016-10-15, ∼9818🔥, 0💬

"New-PSSession" Cmdlet Error in Windows PowerShell
Why I am getting the "new-pssession : [...] Connecting to remote server ... failed" error in Windows PowerShell? Sometimes, when you try to create a PSSession on a remote computer, you get an error as shown in the following example: PS C:\fyicenter&gt; New-PSSession office-server new-pssession :... 2016-10-15, ∼7680🔥, 0💬

Enable WinRM for Remote Computer with Windows PowerShell
How to enable WinRM on the remote computer? I want to access it from my local computer with Windows PowerShell sessions. To support Windows PowerShell sessions, you need to perform the following tasks on the remote computer: Starting or restarting (if already started) the WinRM service Setting the W... 2016-10-15, ∼4799🔥, 0💬

Example of PowerShell Session on Remote Computer
Where to get an example of running PowerShell session on a remote computer? Here is a good example of running PowerShell session on a remote computer called office-server. The example assumes that the local computer and the remote computer are in the same domain, and you have a domain login name and... 2016-10-13, ∼2490🔥, 0💬

wuauserv and wuauserv.dll on Windows Vista
What is service "wuauserv" and library "wuauserv.dll" on Windows Vista? "wuauserv" is a system service with the display name: "Windows Update". "wuauserv.dll" is the library that provides the "wuauserv" service. "wuauserv" is not a system essential service. You can disable it to make your system run... 2016-10-09, ≈47🔥, 4💬

💬 2016-10-09 welb: yes,i've found WUASERV to be right pain in the rectum for windows 7

💬 2016-08-23 FYIcenter.com: Hi Birgit, there was a mistake. It has been corrected now. The wuauserv service is not a system essential service.

💬 2016-08-19 Birgit: You give contradictory information. Please explain or correct your text! "wuauserv" is not a system essential service. System es...

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"Remove-Job" Cmdlet in Windows PowerShell
How to use "Remove-Job" cmdlet in Windows PowerShell? You can use the "Remove-Job" cmdlet to remove an stopped or completed background job by using the "-id n" or "-name xxx" to specify the background job. If the background job is still running, you can use the "-Force" option to remove it. Here is ... 2016-10-08, ∼3373🔥, 0💬

"Receive-Job" Cmdlet in Windows PowerShell
How to use "Receive-Job" cmdlet in Windows PowerShell? You can use the "Receive-Job" cmdlet to receive output result from an existing background job by using the "-id n" or "-name xxx" to specify the background job. The Receive-Job cmdlet gets the results that have been generated by the time that th... 2016-10-08, ∼2938🔥, 0💬

"Invoke-Command -AsJob" - Remote Background Jobs in PowerShell
How to start a background job on a remote computer in Windows PowerShell? You can use the "Invoke-Command -AsJob" cmdlet to start a background job on a remote computer. Actually, the "Invoke-Command -AsJob" cmdlet is creating a local background job that runs the specified command on a remote compute... 2016-10-05, ∼5881🔥, 0💬

svchost.exe Executable Program on Windows Server 2012
What is the "svchost.exe (Host Process for Windows Services)" system executable program on Windows Server 2012? I want to know how svchost.exe is used to host services. "svchost.exe (Host Process for Windows Services)" is a Windows Server 2012 system executable program that is used to launch and hos... 2016-10-02, ≈13🔥, 0💬

List of Services on Windows Server 2012
Where to find information about what system services are running on Windows Server 2012? I want to know if I can disable some service to improve system performance and security. Here is a collection of tutorials on Windows Server 2012 compiled by FYIcenter.com team about system services: Application... 2016-10-02, ≈13🔥, 0💬

Application Host Helper Service (AppHostSvc) on Windows Server 2012
What is the "Application Host Helper Service (AppHostSvc)" system service on Windows Server 2012? Can I disable "Application Host Helper Service"? "Application Host Helper Service (AppHostSvc)" is a Windows Server 2012 service that provides administrative services for IIS, for example configuration ... 2016-10-02, ≈10🔥, 0💬

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