After you successfully perform a task in Windows PowerShell, you can use the commands you’ve issued to create a script that automates the same task. This is a valuable feature found in most command shells. Unfortunately, it isn't always obvious...
I'm selling through the remaining inventory of my USB flash drives - whichcontain a whole mess of training content, largely (but not all) devoted to Windows PowerShell (all applicable to v2). Most of this content will be discontinued once these...
Want to use PowerShell to read or write to a database? Here's a quick-and-dirty tutorial...
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