Top Ten Favorite PowerShell Tricks: Part 1

re: Top Ten Favorite PowerShell Tricks: Part 1

leo — Tue, 15 Jan 2013 21:51:07 GMT

how to unjoined and re-joined the computer in the active directory instead of windows to powershell command

re: Top Ten Favorite PowerShell Tricks: Part 1

ed wilson — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 23:31:19 GMT

@JRV that is a really cool trick.

@Bigteddy I love the Start-Transcript. It is in fact, the FIRST cmdlet I teach to a class when I am teaching Windows PowerShell. I put it in my profile as well.

re: Top Ten Favorite PowerShell Tricks: Part 1

Bigteddy — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 15:28:26 GMT

I love that Start-Transcript! I put the following function in my personal powershell profile:

function trans { notepad myTranscript.txt }, so I can easily scroll through it by type "trans".

re: Top Ten Favorite PowerShell Tricks: Part 1

jrv — Sat, 18 Jun 2011 11:36:24 GMT

Ed - you forgot to mention Trick #5: (useful in scripts)

PS>$myprop='startinfo'

PS>(Get-Process -id 868).$myprop

Verb :

Arguments :

CreateNoWindow : False

EnvironmentVariables : {pathext, java_home, homepath, footest...}

RedirectStandardInput : False

RedirectStandardOutput : False

RedirectStandardError : False

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