PowerShell: Count Files in Folder and write to file
For my own backlog: $subfolders = Get-childitem <path to folder> -recurse | where {$_.psIsContainer} foreach ($subfolder in $subfolders) { $filecount = (dir $subfolder.fullname | where...
View ArticlePowerShell: Change Service startup mode
To change the startup mode of every disabled service to manual, you can use the following PowerShell Code: get-wmiobject win32_service | where-object {$_.StartMode -eq 'Disabled'} | ` foreach-object...
View ArticlePowerShell: IP Address Details
It irritates me that when I execute the command “IPConfig” to get my current DHCP IP Address, I get a large list of all kind of adapters in which I am not interested. I then have to scroll up in the...
View ArticlePowerShell: backup your SQL Agent Jobs
I needed to backup some SQL Agent Jobs. I decided to save them to a file, but I wanted to schedule this (in the event they might change). Below the PowerShell Script I used...
View ArticlePowerShell: moving my photo’s up one folder
My photo directory existed in the following structure:<Drive>:<YEAR PHOTO WAS TAKEN><DAY OF PHOTO> I didn’t want that anymore, I just wanted the following structure:...
View ArticlePowerShell: Moving files into subfolder based on date
A script to move files from one directory to another and ordering them in subdirectory in the destination folder. The subdirectory name is bases on the date of the file, thus ordering all files with...
View ArticleChanging an Office 365 User Principal Name with Powershell
It is very ease to change your login name in Office 365 if you have PowerShell for office 365 (x86 version, x64 Version) installed. First connect to Office 365 Connect-msolService Enter your...
View ArticlePowerShell: Import Scheduled Task
Some powershell I needed to import some scheduled tasks (xml files). Just for my own reference $XMLTaskDir = "C:\Program Files (x86)\****\***\" $Tasks = Get-ChildItem -Path $XMLTaskDir -Filter *.xml...
View ArticleRunning PowerShell Script from Netlogon Share
To run a powershell script from a netlogon share, proceed as follows: create a batch file on the Netlogon Share call your PowerShell Script:powershell -executionpolicy bypass -file...
View ArticlePowershell: Set default printer based on IP address
Simple – quick and dirty’ Powershell script to change your default printer based on the location where you are (i.e. @home or @work)$NetworkAdapter = Get-WmiObject -Class...
View ArticlePowerShell: compare 2 directory’s
Comparing two directory’s and listing the differences$dir1 = “\\server1\c$\folder1″ $dir2 = “\\server2\c$\folder1″ $d1 = get-childitem -path $dir1 -recurse $d2 = get-childitem -path $dir2 -recurse...
View ArticlePowershell: copy files based on date
To copy files from a certain date to a different folder you can use the following PowerShell command: get-childitem | where-object {$_.creationtime -ge "7/29/2014" -and $_creationtime -le "29/7/2014"}...
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PowerShell: Copying Latest Files to multiple servers
Problem: I have a source folders which consisted of multiple directory’s (builds from TFS). I wanted to copy the latest folder (Based on LastWriteTime) to several servers. Answer: use-powershell (what...
View ArticleExporting AD users with email
To export all active directory users and their email addresses from a certain OU (ie. finance) to a comma seperated file, use the following PowerShell command Get-ADUser -filter * -SearchBase...
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