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Use PowerShell and WMI to Locate Multiple Files on Any Drive in your Domain
A couple of days ago I was browsing my RSS feeds and came across an article that PowerShell MVP Jeffery Hicks wrote regarding the use of finding files using WMI with a function called Get-CimFile. That article is listed below: … Continue reading
Speedy Network Information Query Using PowerShell
Taking a page from my Advanced Event 2 script that I used in my Expert Commentary on Hey, Scripting Guy!, I wanted to put something together to query for basic networking information from both local and remote systems and accomplish … Continue reading
Checking for failing Hard Drives using S.M.A.R.T and PowerShell
I noticed a link to an article on twitter yesterday that talked about how you can use PowerShell to query for a SMART enabled hard drive and detect a possible imminent failure. It was an interesting article and showed me … Continue reading
Use PowerShell to remove local profiles
A couple of days ago at work, I was asked a question concerning whether a specific one-liner of code would work remotely. That one-liner was (Get-WMIObject Win32_UserProfile | ? {$_.localpath –like “*username).Delete()} I told him that, yes, in fact it … Continue reading
Retrieving Windows Experience Index via WMI
You may have seen this on your Vista or Windows 7 machine. As you can tell, mine is probably average, but did you know that you can retrieve this locally or remotely via WMI using the Win32_WinSat class? You can … Continue reading
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