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#PSTip Dynamically hiding a function from the debugger in PowerShell ISE

Shay Levy
2 Min To Read
23 Aug, 2013
- Tips and tricks

Note: This tip requires PowerShell 4.0 or above. In this great post, Tobias walked you through the process of hiding functions from the debugger.

#PSTip Identifying DSC commands

Shay Levy
1 Min To Read
12 Aug, 2013
- Power shell dsc

Note: This tip requires PowerShell 4.0 or above. Starting in Windows PowerShell 4.0 with the new Desired State Configuration (DSC) feature, we now have one more command type added to the list of command types: Configuration.

#PSTip CompareTo() method for comparing strings!

Ravikanth C
1 Min To Read
24 Oct, 2012
- Power shell
- Pstip

There are certainly many methods to compare strings in PowerShell. Today, I will show you one of the methods that I recently came across — a less known method, maybe.

#PSTip Another way to modify WMI instance properties

Shay Levy
1 Min To Read
04 Sep, 2012
- Tips and tricks

In the previous tip we showed you how to modify WMI object properties using Get-WmiObject cmdlet and the Put method. Today I want to show you another streamlined way to do the same using the Set-WmiInstance cmdlet.

#PSTip Getting WMI associated classes in PowerShell 3.0

Ravikanth C
1 Min To Read
24 Aug, 2012
- Tips and tricks

In Windows PowerShell 2.0, retrieving WMI associations and references required complex WMI queries. For example, if you wanted to get the IP address bound to a particular network adapter using WMI associations you would run:

#PSTip How to convert .NET Framework objects into HTML

Aleksandar Nikolic
1 Min To Read
23 Aug, 2012
- Tips and tricks

The ConvertTo-Html cmdlet converts Microsoft .NET Framework objects into HTML that can be displayed in a Web browser. In the following example we pick up a few properties of process objects with name that contains the word ‘host’, sort the output by …

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