David Moravec

#PSTip Most frequently used -Verb values

David Moravec
1 Min To Read
27 Dec, 2012
- Tips and tricks

In previous tip we saw how to receive all -Verb values for registered extensions. But what if we want to see all available values?

David Moravec
2 Min To Read
26 Dec, 2012
- Tips and tricks

In previous tips we saw how to find possible values of -Verb parameter and how to use it. What about to check all possible -Verb values for all extensions?

David Moravec
2 Min To Read
02 Nov, 2012
- Tips and tricks

As I am still running PowerShell 2.0 on my work computer, I can’t use the Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet. This cmdlet is introduced in Windows PowerShell 3.

David Moravec
1 Min To Read
01 Nov, 2012
- Tips and tricks

As I mentioned in my previous post, I like to have access to (almost) all my scripts on all machines. That’s why I have Scripts folder inside my Dropbox:\PowerShell\Profile.

David Moravec
2 Min To Read
31 Oct, 2012
- Tips and tricks

As PowerShell drives are really useful concept, many people use it a lot. I also created some PSDrives for parts of my system I am accessing frequently.

David Moravec
3 Min To Read
30 Oct, 2012
- Tips and tricks

I frequently use different credentials to connect to some of my servers. Oh man, I wish I have just one account J As Configuration Manager is based on WMI, my most frequently used cmdlet is Get-WmiObject.

David Moravec
2 Min To Read
29 Oct, 2012
- Tips and tricks

When I was asked to provide some PowerShell tips, I decided to look at the first possible place–my $profile. When I started working with PowerShell few years ago I was looking for solution to have scripts available on all of my computers.

David Moravec

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