Month: March 2014

You can easily convert object results to CSV files in PowerShell. This generates a CSV report of current processes: To open the CSV file in...

Often, you might want to browse all system events around a given date. Let's say a machine crashed at 08:47, and you'd like to see all...

Many mobile phone service providers offer public hotspots at airports and public places. To connect, you typically need to browse to a logon page,...

If you must make sure that a given string has a uniform width, then you can use .NET methods to pad the string appropriately: $mytext =...

Often, users need to format numbers and limit the number of digits, or add leading zeros. There is one simple and uniform strategy for this: the...

Sort-Object has an awesome feature: with the parameter -Unique, you can remove duplicates: This can be applied to object results, as well. Check out...

You can run PowerShell code in any host, and Windows ships with powershell.exe and powershell_ise.exe. Many prefer the graphical ISE editor over the...