I am having a bit of trouble with Select-Object. With the following piece of (truncated) code: $totalData=(Get-Content $Env:TEMP\FBIUtemp2.txt) ….. $data="" …. …. $data =($totalData | Select-Object -Index ($s..$limit)) $data.Replace("`r`n"," ") $data.Replace("`n"," ") I get a String (list of String separated with newline termination) from a file and get lines between $s and $limit into another… Read More Avoid Select-Object output on screen

I just want to run a docker command with parameters from PowerShell 7 script. When I just use the command: if ($isRunning -eq $false) { docker run -it –rm -p 8080:8080 -v <some_path> <image_name> } it works. But I need to use a variable in this command, so I changed it to: & "docker run… Read More PowerShell 7 – how to run a command on windows?

Trying to check if few software are installed, when I use this code, it works fine: $Pattern = "Winr","adobe";$software = get-package | Select-Object Name; $array = @($software.name) | Set-Content C:\temp\installed.txt; $SEL = Select-String -Path C:\temp\installed.txt -Pattern $Pattern; if ($SEL -ne $null) {write-host Found => $SEL.Line} else {write-host Nothing Found} This code works without issues, but… Read More How to store variable and use it as a -Pattern from Get-Content?

I could see that uninstallation off msi application can be achieved in windows using powershell scripting with startprocess command on the uninstallstring registry. How to achieve the same for the applications which are installed directly using exe and not from msi file? >Solution : This question is impossible to answer as every *.exe installer can… Read More application uninstallation in windows

I’m starting to work with PowerShell scripts and I’m having an issue with user.accountEnabled. I found out that I need to use the appropriate select statement when retrieving data, so I’m using https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/?$select=displayname,accountEnabled,userPrincipalName I’m using the app ID and app secret, and I confirmed in Postman (using the same credentials) that I’m getting correct responses… Read More Issue with retrieving data from Graph API to PowerShell

I would like to group $mya‘s objects based on bytes: Name Bytes —- —– .\filedata.py {105, 109, 112, 111…} .\testfile.txt {100, 102, 115, 97…} .\copyfile.txt {100, 102, 115, 97…} I’ve tried $mya | Group-Object -Property Bytes But the result I get is strange: Count Name Group —– —- —– 3 {105, 109, 112, 111, 1…… Read More Group ArrayList of Custom Objects by Property

I’m copying a folder with its content to another dir. like this: Copy-Item -Path "C:\docs1\article-title-master" -Destination "C:\docs2\articles" -recurse -Force Is it possible with 1 command also to rename folder article-title-master at -Destination? At -Destination only, not in -Path. Thanks! >Solution : You can simply change the name of the folder in -Destination like this :… Read More Powershell, rename at -Destination a folder copied with its content: is it possible with 1 command?

I have a simple problem. I’m trying to solve my problem below. I hope someone can help and guide me on my problem. I want to add a string to an array in a function. Here’s my function. function myFunc { Param( [string]$Logs, [string]$Status ) if ($Status -eq $True) { $logsArray += $Logs Write-Host "Completed!`n"… Read More Add string param to array

I need a scipt, that will delete a files older than 7 days, with exception for 1st day of the month. Files created at 1st day of the month shouldnt be deleted. The part that i created for files older than 7 days works propperly, but i cant exclude the files from each 1st of… Read More Deleting files older than 7 days, with exception for 1st day of the month

This is a simple question so I hope you can help me. I have a list of 150 CSV files called file1, file2, file3 etc.. I need to run a Powershell script going through every file Right now im doing this manually by every CSV with this. Import-Csv .\PD\file1.csv | .\script.ps1 >Solution : Use Get-ChildItem… Read More Loop through a list of CSV files in Powershell