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How to Find Out Specifications of Server Using PowerShell

When you are running a Windows server core version and you need to find out the specs of your server…

How to Read a File using PowerShell

If you are working as an admin on Windows Core Server and want to check the contents of a file,…

PowerShell: Read Passwords Securely from Command Line

Some of the PowerShell commands require a password. You can embed a password directly in PowerShell commands. However, it is…

How to Start Multiple Services With the Help of PowerShell

This short guide will show you how to start multiple services simultaneously with the help of PowerShell. Start Multiple Services…

How to View Office 365 User Account Details in PowerShell

In this article, I'll show you to retrieve Office 365 user account details with the help of PowerShell using get-msoluser.…

How to Check the Battery Usage in Windows 10

In today’s world of information technology, almost all of us are habitual of using computer systems or computer controlled devices…

How to Find the Security Identifier (SID) of Any User in Windows 10

SID or Security Identifier is defined as a string value, which is associated with every single Windows user account. Just…

How to Check Windows 10 Update History Using PowerShell

All of the Windows 10 users are familiar with its feature of automatic update. Automatic update installs an update or…

How To Rename NIC Adapters with PowerShell

If you want to rename NIC adapters with PowerShell, follow this tutorial: Step 1. Open PowerShell with admin privileges Step…

How to Check if a Folder is Empty in PowerShell

When you are required to check a folder if it is really empty or not with Powershell, this tutorial can…

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