PowerShell Commands for Network Troubleshooting
PowerShell showing network troubleshooting commands and outputs: Test-Connection, Test-NetConnection, Get-NetAdapter, ipconfig /all, Get-NetIPAddress, Resolve-DnsName, ping results.
PowerShell & Windows Automation
How to Schedule PowerShell Scripts Using Task Scheduler
Scheduling the PowerShell script in Task Scheduler: task list, trigger settings, action launching PowerShell.exe with script path, configured to run with or without user logged on.
PowerShell Scripts to Monitor Disk Space
Illustration of PowerShell diskspace monitoring: terminal with scripts, server icons, storage bars and pie charts, live usage graphs threshold alerts and automated cleanup actions.
How to Query Event Logs in PowerShell
PowerShell showing Get-EventLog and Get-WinEvent usage: filtering Windows Event Logs by log name, event ID, time range, and severity, then exporting or format results for analysis.
Managing Local Users and Groups via PowerShell
PowerShell managing local users and groups: commands to create, modify, remove accounts, set passwords, add or remove group membership, list users and groups, with sample output...
PowerShell Command to Restart Remote Computers
PowerShell screenshot showing Restart-Computer usage to reboot remote machines: example command with -ComputerName, -Force and -Credential options, handling multiple hosts at once.
Using PowerShell to Manage Windows Updates
PowerShell window managing Windows Updates: blue console with admin prompt, update detection and install commands, progress bar, update history list, restart notice dialog visible.
How to Read and Write Files with PowerShell
Illustration of PowerShell script editing and executing commands to read, write, append and manage plain text and CSV files, showing terminal, code snippets, file icons, data flow.
Checking System Information with PowerShell Commands
Screenshot of PowerShell showing system information: CPU, memory, disk, network adapters, and OS details retrieved using Get-ComputerInfo, Get-WmiObject, Get-NetAdapter commands.v1
How to List All Installed Software Using PowerShell
PowerShell window listing installed applications with Name, Version and Publisher columns, generated by running Get-ItemProperty or Get-WmiObject queries against registry and WMI..