PowerShell Switch Statement: Explained
PowerShell’s Switch statement is a powerful tool for controlling the flow of a script through pattern matching and condition checking. It allows you to compare a value against a set…
PowerShell – Empty Recycle Bin
PowerShell, a powerful scripting tool in Windows, allows users to perform numerous tasks with ease, efficiency, and a high degree of automation. One such task is emptying the Recycle Bin,…
How to Install and Update PowerShell 7
The world of scripting and automation has taken a significant leap forward with the introduction of PowerShell 7. As Microsoft continues to innovate, PowerShell 7 emerges as a beacon of…
PowerShell – Copy or Move Files and Folders
In PowerShell, the move-item cmdlet stands out as a powerful tool to move a file or an entire directory from one location to another. By utilizing parameters like -path to…
Delete Files Older Than X Days Using PowerShell
The script is designed to manage and delete files based on their age. Specifically, it offers the option to delete files older than a specified number of days, such as…
Use PowerShell Replace to Replace a String
Here are some PowerShell examples with code and explanation to replace strings: 1. Basic Text Replacement Explanation: Here, we use the `.Replace()` method, which is an intrinsic string method in…
PowerShell Search for String
Select-String cmdlet is the PowerShell equivalent of tools like grep in Unix and findstr in Windows, offering a seamless transition for those familiar with these utilities. Let’s delve deeper into…