Set-Content
The Set-Content command is a versatile PowerShell cmdlet used to write or replace the contents of a file with specified content, making it particularly useful… Read More »Set-Content
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Get-Content
The Get-Content cmdlet in PowerShell is used to retrieve the content of text-based files. It allows users to read the contents of files line by… Read More »Get-Content
Test-Connection
The Test-Connection cmdlet in PowerShell is used to test network connectivity by sending ICMP echo request packets, commonly known as “ping” requests, to a specified… Read More »Test-Connection
Move-Item
The Move-Item cmdlet in PowerShell is used to move files and directories from one location to another. It effectively renames or relocates items within the… Read More »Move-Item
Copy-Item
The Copy-Item cmdlet in PowerShell is used to copy files and directories from one location to another. Here’s how to use Copy-Item: Source for More… Read More »Copy-Item
Remove-Item
The Remove-Item cmdlet in PowerShell is used to delete one or more items (files, directories, registry keys, etc.) from a specified location. Here’s how to… Read More »Remove-Item
New-Item
The New-Item cmdlet in PowerShell is used to create a new item (file, directory, registry key, etc.) at the specified location. Here’s how to use… Read More »New-Item
Stop-Process
The Stop-Process cmdlet in PowerShell is used to stop one or more running processes. It allows users to terminate processes based on their process ID… Read More »Stop-Process
Start-Process
The Start-Process cmdlet in PowerShell is used to start one or more processes on the local computer. It allows users to launch external programs, executables,… Read More »Start-Process
Set-ExecutionPolicy
The Set-ExecutionPolicy cmdlet in PowerShell is used to set the execution policy for the PowerShell environment. Execution policies determine the restrictions on running PowerShell scripts… Read More »Set-ExecutionPolicy