Powershell Script

Now I want to see the version of window, first, we will go via alias winver [System.Environment]::OSVersion.Version

The diskpart command interpreter helps you manage your computer’s drives (disks, partitions, volumes, or virtual hard disks). list disk

To know the hostname of our system, we simply type the “hostname” in cmd. What about in Powershell? My hostname is $env:COMPUTERNAME

In the last blog, we saw the command which contains a list of active window services. Now we are going to interact with some of the window services. We are going to start with the windows update service. Start-Service "wuauserv" And to stop the active services on windows. Stop-Service…

In the last article, we saw the task list using the cmd command, now we are going through the cmdlet command. Get-Process Here my notepad is already open and is used, we saw that we could close the notepad via an alias, now we are going to close via cmdlet…

To know what active task is active on our system, by just seeing the task manager for windows. If you want to open some application, just like I am opening the notepad in windows, I will type notepad Type notepad notepad tasklist

In a previous article, I created a directory which is done by the cmdlet command. Now I am going to create an empty file with a suitable extension. type nul >projectv1.ppt It will create a blank file of ppt, after typing the command it will show some errors but we don’t need to worry about that. We can see that one file is created which is Microsoft ppt. Please make sure we need to give the directory of the file.

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In the last article of day 3, I deleted my file. And I am going to copy via cmdlet. Copy-Item .\powerscript.txt "D:\temp_ps_2" And we will see if the file is present at that location