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Tag Archives: pinvoke
Guest Spot on Hey, Scripting Guy Talking PowerShell and USN Change Journal
Starting today and ending Wednesday, I will be guest blogging on the Hey, Scripting Guy! blog talking about working with the USN Change Journal using PowerShell. Be sure to check it out and leave your comments with any questions! Connect … Continue reading
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Tagged guestblogger, pinvoke, Powershell, scriptingguy, usnjournal
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Managing Privileges using PoshPrivilege
A recent project of mine has been to write a module to manage privileges on a local system. What I came up is a module called PoshPrivilege that allows you to not only look at what user rights are available … Continue reading
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Tagged pinvoke, PoshPrivilege, Powershell, privileges, reflection, user rights
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Guest Post on Hey, Scripting Guy! Talking PInvoke and PowerShell
Today my Hey, Scripting Guy! guest blog goes live. I am talking about using Pinvoke with PowerShell to handle the removal of files which may be locked by a process. Check it out and let me know what you think! … Continue reading