#PSTip Getting system modules only
When we use the Get-Module -ListAvailable command to list installed modules, we get a list of modules from two default module locations: one for the system and one for the current user.
Read MoreWhen we use the Get-Module -ListAvailable command to list installed modules, we get a list of modules from two default module locations: one for the system and one for the current user.
Read MoreQuite easy, with a one-liner. Windows Server 2012 provides Windows PowerShell cmdlets and WMI objects to manage SMB file servers and SMB file shares.
Read MoreWindows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) is my first preferred script editor. Especially, with all the new cool features introduced in version 3.
Read MoreThe Startup type information is not available when we use the Get-Service cmdlet. Luckily the Win32_Service WMI class has a StartMode property that we can use to create a nice server-side filter.
Read MoreIn the previous tip we showed you how to get the next available drive letter using the Get-AvailableDriveLetter function when we want to create a new mapped network drive.
Read MoreMapping drives is a routine task for IT pros—you choose a free drive letter, ranging from A-Z, and then use it to map a drive to a specific path.
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