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Tag Archives: errors
Make Your PowerShell Errors Less Harsh By Changing Their Color
Ok, so errors are never actually pleasing regardless of what color they are. But maybe you’ve been working with PowerShell for a while and or are just dipping your toes in the water and for one reason or another, you … Continue reading
Quick Hits: Translate Windows Error Codes
Sometimes while working in Windows you might see some logs or receive an error message that are just numbers. Something like a 5 or maybe a 32. Regardless, these are nothing short of confusing and make you have to Google … Continue reading
