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Tag Archives: Powershell
Download a file with PowerShell
Sometimes you might need to download a file with PowerShell from a FTP-server or from a website. For instance, you might need a file from HR that contains new users that should be created in the local Active Directory. In … Continue reading
PowerShell Variables
Variables in PowerShell is used in almost every script, if not all of them. Variables allows us to save information that we can use later on in our script. To save a value in a variable, we simply type: $Number = … Continue reading
PowerShell Guides
For a long time I was writing all my scripts in VB, something that at the time was powerful, and still is in certain areas. Long after PowerShell was introduced I still wrote most of my scripts in VB, thinking … Continue reading
Create and use a PowerShell console file
When writing scripts, sooner or later you will realize that you add the same snap ins all over again in different scripts. What you can do in this case is to export all loaded PowerShell snap ins from a console … Continue reading
Posted in Powershell
Tagged -PSConsoleFile, Console, Console File, Export-Console, Powershell, Snap In
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Read XML-file in PowerShell
Today I will show you how to read a XML-file, something with endless possibilities. An example is if you have a file that contains information about users and you need to create new accounts in the Active Directory.
Query SQL database from PowerShell
I’ve been working on a larger script where I needed to query a database to see if a value was present or not, something I thought was pretty much straight forward. However, this turned out to be a bit harder … Continue reading
Install SQL Server PowerShell Module (SQLPS)
When installing SQL server, the PowerShell modules are installed by default, but if you wan’t to run scripts or commands from a computer/server that hasn’t got an installation of SQL, you need to install these manually.
Updated: Add Dropbox and Google Drive as save locations in Office 2013
In this post I will share with you a new script for adding Dropbox and Google drive as save-locations in Office 2013.
Posted in Powershell, Windows 7, Windows 8
Tagged Application, Dropbox, Google Drive, Office, Powershell, save location, Script, windows, Windows 8
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