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17193777_c0 | 17193777 | powershell | 0 | Title: How can i print `n in PowerShell as string?
Problem title: How can i print `n in PowerShell as string?
Tags: newline, escaping, powershell
Problem: How can i print `n in PowerShell as string? how can I insert `n in a PowerShell string? I want to display `n but I am not able to escape the newline. Thanks, DD
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49437520_c0 | 49437520 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell ISE variable highlighter
Problem title: Powershell ISE variable highlighter
Tags: powershell, add-on, scripting
Problem: Powershell ISE variable highlighter Is there any add-ons for Powershell ISE where you can highlight any occurrence of the variable or any word? Something like Sublime Text has?
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73592552_c0 | 73592552 | powershell | 0 | Title: Stop a running command
Problem title: Stop a running command
Tags: abort, ctrl, powershell
Problem: Stop a running command VSC Powershell V5 on Windows 10. I started Get-ChildItem -Path hkcu:\ -Recurse with the F8 key. Apart from: Pause Ctrl-Pause closing VSC. How do I STOP this command ?
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48983717_c0 | 48983717 | powershell | 0 | Title: Schedule scripts/jobs using azure cli
Problem title: Schedule scripts/jobs using azure cli
Tags: azure, powershell, runbook, schedule, shell
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70571267_c0 | 70571267 | powershell | 0 | Title: Azure Powershell passwordless authentication
Problem title: Azure Powershell passwordless authentication
Tags: azure, powershell
Problem: Azure Powershell passwordless authentication Looking for some help. Is there a way to use powershell to connect to Azure using a certificate, keyvault, or runas account?
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18795702_c0 | 18795702 | powershell | 0 | Title: Merge One CSV file into another
Problem title: Merge One CSV file into another
Tags: csv, powershell
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32069265_c0 | 32069265 | powershell | 0 | Title: How do you set PowerShell's default directory?
Problem title: How do you set PowerShell's default directory?
Tags: powershell, windows
Problem: How do you set PowerShell's default directory? Is there a way to change PowerShell's default location? How do you set PowerShell's default working directory?
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39374438_c0 | 39374438 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to set directory-property comments
Problem title: How to set directory-property comments
Tags: explorer, powershell
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64069070_c0 | 64069070 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell remote session
Problem title: PowerShell remote session
Tags: powershell
Problem: PowerShell remote session
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64915049_c0 | 64915049 | powershell | 0 | Title: az webapp list-runtimes - Powershell equivalent
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69369658_c0 | 69369658 | powershell | 0 | Title: Enabling DNS server scavenging using PowerShell
Problem title: Enabling DNS server scavenging using PowerShell
Tags: dns, windows-server, powershell
Problem: Enabling DNS server scavenging using PowerShell
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43873758_c0 | 43873758 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to output script to file?
Problem title: How to output script to file?
Tags: powershell
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15543147_c0 | 15543147 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell: Using already created objects
Problem title: PowerShell: Using already created objects
Tags: powershell
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53185737_c0 | 53185737 | powershell | 0 | Title: emergency shutdown windows server
Problem title: emergency shutdown windows server
Tags: server, powershell, windows
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55683208_c0 | 55683208 | powershell | 0 | Title: Regular expression for finding some words
Problem title: Regular expression for finding some words
Tags: powershell, regex
Problem: Regular expression for finding some words Full Text = "........ -B D:\ABC -C ........." I want to get D:\ABC between -B and -C . How can I get words using Regular expression?
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13698680_c0 | 13698680 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell regexp
Problem title: Powershell regexp
Tags: powershell, regex
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54721436_c0 | 54721436 | powershell | 0 | Title: Convert text based date to dd/mm/yyyy
Problem title: Convert text based date to dd/mm/yyyy
Tags: date, string, powershell
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7701780_c0 | 7701780 | powershell | 0 | Title: What is the equivalent of this code in PowerShell?
Problem title: What is the equivalent of this code in PowerShell?
Tags: powershell
Problem: What is the equivalent of this code in PowerShell? What is the equivalent of this code in PowerShell? call opmnctl stopall >> %LOGFILE% LOGFILE is a path to a file.
Code ... | What is the equivalent of this code in PowerShell? What is the equivalent of this code in PowerShell? powershell What PowerShell LOGFILE What is the equivalent of this code in PowerShell? What is the equivalent of this code in PowerShell? LOGFILE is a path to a file. | [
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11994659_c0 | 11994659 | powershell | 0 | Title: IdentityReference to Distinguishedname (Dn)?
Problem title: IdentityReference to Distinguishedname (Dn)?
Tags: powershell
Problem: IdentityReference to Distinguishedname (Dn)? If I have something like DOMAIN\Domain Admins (IdentityReference from Get-ACL), how can I get its distinguishedname (DN)?
Code signals: I... | IdentityReference to Distinguishedname (Dn)? IdentityReference to Distinguishedname (Dn)? powershell IdentityReference Distinguishedname IdentityReference to Distinguishedname (Dn)? If I have something like DOMAIN\Domain Admins (IdentityReference from Get-ACL), how can I get its distinguishedname (DN)? | [
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25299218_c0 | 25299218 | powershell | 0 | Title: Getting rid of unwanted html in file
Problem title: Getting rid of unwanted html in file
Tags: powershell
Problem: Getting rid of unwanted html in file I have a file that has the following below, I am trying to remove everything from <!-- to --> <!--<br> /* Font Definitions */ --> Only keep this part
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77365267_c0 | 77365267 | powershell | 0 | Title: Getting Hex between range?
Problem title: Getting Hex between range?
Tags: powershell
Problem: Getting Hex between range? How can I get all possible hex numbers between given range? For example; getting all hex numbers from 0x00 through 0xFFF getting all hex numbers from 0xAB thorugh 0xFEFF .. .. and so on...
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59504976_c2 | 59504976 | powershell | 2 | HobImport.exe, Env:userid, Env:pass, ConvertTo-SecureString, AsPlainText, Force, New-Object, System.Management.Automation.PSCredential, Start-Process, FilePath, Credential, ArgumentList, Faulting, conhost.exe, USER32.dll, Exception, Fault, Windows, system32, Report, a292ad24-28d2-11ea-8103-0050569f788f, KERNELBASE.dll,... | HobImport.exe, Env:userid, Env:pass, ConvertTo-SecureString, AsPlainText, Force, New-Object, System.Management.Automation.PSCredential, Start-Process, FilePath, Credential, ArgumentList, Faulting, conhost.exe, USER32.dll, Exception, Fault, Windows, system32, Report, a292ad24-28d2-11ea-8103-0050569f788f, KERNELBASE.dll,... | [
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69069751_c0 | 69069751 | powershell | 0 | Title: To list the azure VMs associated with a specific key vault?
Problem title: To list the azure VMs associated with a specific key vault?
Tags: azure-keyvault, powershell
Problem: To list the azure VMs associated with a specific key vault? How to import the list of Azure Vm's associated with the specific key vault ... | To list the azure VMs associated with a specific key vault? To list the azure VMs associated with a specific key vault? azure-keyvault powershell VMs To list the azure VMs associated with a specific key vault? How to import the list of Azure Vm's associated with the specific key vault through powershell? | [
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77534160_c0 | 77534160 | powershell | 0 | Title: Integer division in PowerShell
Problem title: Integer division in PowerShell
Tags: integer-division, powershell
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32629356_c0 | 32629356 | powershell | 0 | Title: -contains return false instead of true
Problem title: -contains return false instead of true
Tags: powershell
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36992018_c0 | 36992018 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to re-name a file with the directory name using powershell
Problem title: How to re-name a file with the directory name using powershell
Tags: rename, file-rename, powershell
Problem: How to re-name a file with the directory name using powershell
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20226965_c0 | 20226965 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell new User creation
Problem title: Powershell new User creation
Tags: powershell
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70988505_c0 | 70988505 | powershell | 0 | Title: What is the `mkdir -p` equivalent in Powershell?
Problem title: What is the `mkdir -p` equivalent in Powershell?
Tags: powershell, directory
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51807463_c0 | 51807463 | powershell | 0 | Title: Running powershell command from cmd
Problem title: Running powershell command from cmd
Tags: cmd, powershell, windows
Problem: Running powershell command from cmd I'm new in windows environment. How can I execute the following powershell command from cmd "hello gourav how are you1" | Out-File filename -append
Co... | Running powershell command from cmd Running powershell command from cmd cmd powershell windows cmd Running you1 Out-File Running powershell command from cmd I'm new in windows environment. How can I execute the following powershell command from cmd "hello gourav how are you1" | Out-File filename -append | [
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7244959_c0 | 7244959 | powershell | 0 | Title: Add a header to a .csv column that already has data
Problem title: Add a header to a .csv column that already has data
Tags: powershell
Problem: Add a header to a .csv column that already has data I have a .csv file that has data in a column, I need that column to have a header. I can not figure out how to get a... | Add a header to a .csv column that already has data Add a header to a .csv column that already has data powershell Add Add a header to a .csv column that already has data I have a .csv file that has data in a column, I need that column to have a header. I can not figure out how to get a header in the column. | [
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32520824_c0 | 32520824 | powershell | 0 | Title: Alias for parameter Pat
Problem title: Alias for parameter Pat
Tags: powershell
Problem: Alias for parameter Pat We can supply -Pat parameter : Get-ChildItem -Pat 'C:\' I was expecting to see "Pat" as an alias here but "Aliases : None" help gci -Parameter Path So, at which level is defined "Pat"?
Code signals: A... | Alias for parameter Pat Alias for parameter Pat powershell Alias Pat Get-ChildItem Parameter Path Alias for parameter Pat We can supply -Pat parameter : Get-ChildItem -Pat 'C:\' I was expecting to see "Pat" as an alias here but "Aliases : None" So, at which level is defined "Pat"? | [
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55245815_c0 | 55245815 | powershell | 0 | Title: ARM template keyvault accesspolicies inside object parameter
Problem title: ARM template keyvault accesspolicies inside object parameter
Tags: powershell, azure-rm-template, azure
Problem: ARM template keyvault accesspolicies inside object parameter
Code signals: ARM, BadRequest, Microsoft.KeyVault, ObjectPolici... | ARM template keyvault accesspolicies inside object parameter ARM template keyvault accesspolicies inside object parameter powershell azure-rm-template azure ARM BadRequest Microsoft.KeyVault ObjectPolicies permissions.keys permissions.secrets ARM template keyvault accesspolicies inside object parameter When i deploy my... | [
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31239904_c0 | 31239904 | powershell | 0 | Title: Running a folder/directory as a whole in Python
Problem title: Running a folder/directory as a whole in Python
Tags: python, directory, powershell
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60119721_c0 | 60119721 | powershell | 0 | Title: Find adjacent CSV rows whose timestamps exceed a given duration
Problem title: Find adjacent CSV rows whose timestamps exceed a given duration
Tags: powershell, compare, date, timespan
Problem: Find adjacent CSV rows whose timestamps exceed a given duration
Code signals: Find, CSV, BatchID, BatchName, JobName, S... | Find adjacent CSV rows whose timestamps exceed a given duration Find adjacent CSV rows whose timestamps exceed a given duration powershell compare date timespan Find CSV BatchID BatchName JobName ScannerID DateCreated DailyCounter fst100 Find adjacent CSV rows whose timestamps exceed a given duration I have a file with... | [
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4941003_c0 | 4941003 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to get all the network names of a VM using powershell
Problem title: How to get all the network names of a VM using powershell
Tags: powershell
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57045374_c0 | 57045374 | powershell | 0 | Title: What is opposite for Wait-Process
Problem title: What is opposite for Wait-Process
Tags: powershell
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266250_c0 | 266250 | powershell | 0 | Title: Can we see the source code for PowerShell cmdlets?
Problem title: Can we see the source code for PowerShell cmdlets?
Tags: powershell-cmdlet, powershell, windows
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15865929_c0 | 15865929 | powershell | 0 | Title: Grab a remote users HKLM using Powershell
Problem title: Grab a remote users HKLM using Powershell
Tags: powershell
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16064268_c0 | 16064268 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell remove timestamp from filename
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Tags: powershell
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53135226_c0 | 53135226 | powershell | 0 | Title: What am I allowed to name a function in Powershell?
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Tags: powershell
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72160935_c0 | 72160935 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to get path of shortcut's icon file?
Problem title: How to get path of shortcut's icon file?
Tags: shortcut, powershell, icons
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75729328_c0 | 75729328 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to get value inside JSON using PowerShell
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Tags: windows, powershell, json
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68593732_c0 | 68593732 | powershell | 0 | Title: Using nested foreach in powershell
Problem title: Using nested foreach in powershell
Tags: shell, loops, powershell, foreach
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33892134_c0 | 33892134 | powershell | 0 | Title: Get current user on local machine using Powershell
Problem title: Get current user on local machine using Powershell
Tags: powershell
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36342884_c0 | 36342884 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to send an email from yahoo SMTP server with PowerShell?
Problem title: How to send an email from yahoo SMTP server with PowerShell?
Tags: smtp, powershell
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35369928_c0 | 35369928 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell to copy user "member-of" groups to a security group
Problem title: Powershell to copy user "member-of" groups to a security group
Tags: powershell
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18366151_c0 | 18366151 | powershell | 0 | Title: Can't Overwrite CSV file if Open
Problem title: Can't Overwrite CSV file if Open
Tags: excel, powershell
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57187383_c0 | 57187383 | powershell | 0 | Title: passing variable into start powershell command
Problem title: passing variable into start powershell command
Tags: powershell
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33129353_c0 | 33129353 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell generate a hexadecimal list
Problem title: Powershell generate a hexadecimal list
Tags: powershell
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14147091_c0 | 14147091 | powershell | 0 | Title: Join first n elements of an m sized array
Problem title: Join first n elements of an m sized array
Tags: string, powershell, arrays
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50650022_c0 | 50650022 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell run as administrator
Problem title: PowerShell run as administrator
Tags: admin, powershell
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67537688_c0 | 67537688 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell: height and width of an image
Problem title: Powershell: height and width of an image
Tags: image, powershell
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45964051_c0 | 45964051 | powershell | 0 | Title: Looking for a way to configure the RDP-TCP Properties in powershell
Problem title: Looking for a way to configure the RDP-TCP Properties in powershell
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72348084_c0 | 72348084 | powershell | 0 | Title: taskkill cant kill a nodejs task
Problem title: taskkill cant kill a nodejs task
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25034413_c0 | 25034413 | powershell | 0 | Title: Number of maximum array member in PowerShell
Problem title: Number of maximum array member in PowerShell
Tags: powershell, arrays
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78389911_c0 | 78389911 | powershell | 0 | Title: Bitlocker key rotation without intune or sccm
Problem title: Bitlocker key rotation without intune or sccm
Tags: windows, powershell, bitlocker, gpo
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36656358_c0 | 36656358 | powershell | 0 | Title: Get-PSDrive c used space in MB and GB
Problem title: Get-PSDrive c used space in MB and GB
Tags: powershell
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40685129_c0 | 40685129 | powershell | 0 | Title: Storing a byte array in SQL with Powershell
Problem title: Storing a byte array in SQL with Powershell
Tags: powershell, sql-server
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42494621_c0 | 42494621 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerCLI equivalent to "chkconfig usbarbitrator off"
Problem title: PowerCLI equivalent to "chkconfig usbarbitrator off"
Tags: powershell, powercli
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70029160_c0 | 70029160 | powershell | 0 | Title: Is there any Powershell module similar to Python prettytable?
Problem title: Is there any Powershell module similar to Python prettytable?
Tags: python, powershell
Problem: Is there any Powershell module similar to Python prettytable?
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7144413_c0 | 7144413 | powershell | 0 | Title: Load file file with PowerShell?
Problem title: Load file file with PowerShell?
Tags: windows, powershell
Problem: Load file file with PowerShell? I would like to load a file, contains vars' statements. For example, VLANS.conf will contain $VLANS = "VLAN1500", "VLAN877" How do I load it into powershell?
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13783759_c0 | 13783759 | powershell | 0 | Title: Concatenate network path + variable
Problem title: Concatenate network path + variable
Tags: powershell
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40630332_c0 | 40630332 | powershell | 0 | Title: change Dns server setting with client
Problem title: change Dns server setting with client
Tags: powershell, sockets, server, dns
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30168273_c1 | 30168273 | powershell | 1 | $j){ switch ($m[1]){ GB { $m[0] = [int]($m[0]) * 1000 $m[1] = 'MB' } MB {} KB { $m[0] = [int]($m[0]) / 1000 $m[1] = 'MB' } } $total_bandwidth += $m[0] } write-host Total bandwidth is ("{0:N2}" -f $total_bandwidth) MB
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40237433_c0 | 40237433 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to find X number of matches in PowerShell?
Problem title: How to find X number of matches in PowerShell?
Tags: powershell, powershell-4.0
Problem: How to find X number of matches in PowerShell? GetUserCounts .\FinalTest.txt
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14504960_c0 | 14504960 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell Here-String that keeps newlines
Problem title: PowerShell Here-String that keeps newlines
Tags: powershell, string-formatting
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48655063_c0 | 48655063 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to write Rootkit in powershell
Problem title: How to write Rootkit in powershell
Tags: powershell, powershell-3.0
Problem: How to write Rootkit in powershell My teacher tells me rootkit is the easiest program ever. Is my teacher correct? I already tried to write the hello world Write-Host 'Hello World!'
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42215604_c0 | 42215604 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell: split string with newline, then use -contains
Problem title: Powershell: split string with newline, then use -contains
Tags: powershell
Problem: Powershell: split string with newline, then use -contains $a = {aa bb cc} $a = $a -split "`n" $a -contains "aa" This returns false, when the string "aa" is ... | Powershell: split string with newline, then use -contains Powershell: split string with newline, then use -contains powershell Powershell Powershell: split string with newline, then use -contains This returns false, when the string "aa" is seemingly part of the list. Why is this? | [
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57114475_c1 | 57114475 | powershell | 1 | 4.20 % 11 server7.com 54.41 % 46.37 % 13 server8.com 8.08 % 9.18 % 2
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10813221_c0 | 10813221 | powershell | 0 | Title: Adding bookmark to web browser from external applications
Problem title: Adding bookmark to web browser from external applications
Tags: c%23, powershell
Problem: Adding bookmark to web browser from external applications Does anyone know if it is possible to add bookmark to web browsers (Safari, IE, FF, Chrome, ... | Adding bookmark to web browser from external applications Adding bookmark to web browser from external applications c%23 powershell external Adding Adding bookmark to web browser from external applications Does anyone know if it is possible to add bookmark to web browsers (Safari, IE, FF, Chrome, Opera) from external a... | [
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63054290_c0 | 63054290 | powershell | 0 | Title: Fancy blue message boxes in PowerShell?
Problem title: Fancy blue message boxes in PowerShell?
Tags: user-interface, powershell
Problem: Fancy blue message boxes in PowerShell? is there a way to create those nice fancy blue messageboxes with greyed out background, like Windows Update uses, from PowerShell? like ... | Fancy blue message boxes in PowerShell? Fancy blue message boxes in PowerShell? user-interface powershell Fancy PowerShell Fancy blue message boxes in PowerShell? is there a way to create those nice fancy blue messageboxes with greyed out background, like Windows Update uses, from PowerShell? like this? Thanks in advan... | [
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76348156_c1 | 76348156 | powershell | 1 | K NAO,KUM DEV NOT SHOWING CORRECT RESULTS FOR SUCH VALUES 34567 CDEF NN INT 89567 KGH PP, BHIM PRKC PROD 9876 PIM DEV 6543 KCDEF NICE,MAN K INT 5432 GHK SIN,NICE C PROD
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40841652_c0 | 40841652 | powershell | 0 | Title: WMI Query to get Microsoft HyperV VM Domain
Problem title: WMI Query to get Microsoft HyperV VM Domain
Tags: powershell, wmi-query
Problem: WMI Query to get Microsoft HyperV VM Domain Is there a WMI query that provides the Domain of a VM deployed on a Microsoft Hypervisor? Also, we will be querying the Hyperviso... | WMI Query to get Microsoft HyperV VM Domain WMI Query to get Microsoft HyperV VM Domain powershell wmi-query WMI Query Microsoft HyperV Domain WMI Query to get Microsoft HyperV VM Domain Is there a WMI query that provides the Domain of a VM deployed on a Microsoft Hypervisor? Also, we will be querying the Hypervisor fo... | [
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12107462_c0 | 12107462 | powershell | 0 | Title: File extension for PowerShell 3
Problem title: File extension for PowerShell 3
Tags: powershell, shell, windows-8, windows
Problem: File extension for PowerShell 3 All of us probably know .bat for Batch files. But what is the file extension for PowerShell 3 scripts? I found .ps1 and some other endings but they'r... | File extension for PowerShell 3 File extension for PowerShell 3 powershell shell windows-8 windows File PowerShell ps1 windows-8 File extension for PowerShell 3 All of us probably know .bat for Batch files. But what is the file extension for PowerShell 3 scripts? I found .ps1 and some other endings but they're only for... | [
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68076337_c0 | 68076337 | powershell | 0 | Title: Add AzureAD users to AzureAD group
Problem title: Add AzureAD users to AzureAD group
Tags: azure-active-directory, powershell
Problem: Add AzureAD users to AzureAD group I have an AzureAD group. I need to ~200k users into this group. Is there a powershell command that I could use in order to add n number of user... | Add AzureAD users to AzureAD group Add AzureAD users to AzureAD group azure-active-directory powershell Add AzureAD Add AzureAD users to AzureAD group I have an AzureAD group. I need to ~200k users into this group. Is there a powershell command that I could use in order to add n number of users into AzureAD group. Plea... | [
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68623040_c0 | 68623040 | powershell | 0 | Title: Trying to truncate csv/txt files leaving header row only
Problem title: Trying to truncate csv/txt files leaving header row only
Tags: powershell
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3548211_c0 | 3548211 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to use powershell to send SQL command to Access DB and return results?
Problem title: How to use powershell to send SQL command to Access DB and return results?
Tags: interface, ms-access, powershell
Problem: How to use powershell to send SQL command to Access DB and return results? What are the ways to pull... | How to use powershell to send SQL command to Access DB and return results? How to use powershell to send SQL command to Access DB and return results? interface ms-access powershell How SQL Access How to use powershell to send SQL command to Access DB and return results? What are the ways to pull info from an Access DB ... | [
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64259802_c0 | 64259802 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell - Split a string on a character
Problem title: Powershell - Split a string on a character
Tags: powershell-2.0, powershell-3.0, powershell
Problem: Powershell - Split a string on a character
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75573192_c0 | 75573192 | powershell | 0 | Title: Having issue returning full error information
Problem title: Having issue returning full error information
Tags: powershell
Problem: Having issue returning full error information
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41336262_c0 | 41336262 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to know if error from dotnet build command with powershell
Problem title: How to know if error from dotnet build command with powershell
Tags: powershell, c%23, .net-core
Problem: How to know if error from dotnet build command with powershell
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35630711_c0 | 35630711 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to convert Powershell to C#
Problem title: How to convert Powershell to C#
Tags: dll, powershell, c%23, .net
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35708990_c2 | 35708990 | powershell | 2 | 5b14090ca25500f15fa2, St6tecwEseAQegkfhACXUwaj:d7e3e2095ba31073e3fbc043c4563d28, Get, Headers, JsRaTBRlElpq1jLLX5z3TXUy:91d0e1eee1943f6cd6dbaa1d0b9ba9d0, Cannot, System.String, System.Collections.IDictionary, Users, User, Desktop, xxx.ps1:6, char:70, CategoryInfo, InvalidArgument, FullyQualifiedErrorId, CannotConvertAr... | 5b14090ca25500f15fa2, St6tecwEseAQegkfhACXUwaj:d7e3e2095ba31073e3fbc043c4563d28, Get, Headers, JsRaTBRlElpq1jLLX5z3TXUy:91d0e1eee1943f6cd6dbaa1d0b9ba9d0, Cannot, System.String, System.Collections.IDictionary, Users, User, Desktop, xxx.ps1:6, char:70, CategoryInfo, InvalidArgument, FullyQualifiedErrorId, CannotConvertAr... | [
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17019866_c0 | 17019866 | powershell | 0 | Title: accessing logs using Powershell
Problem title: accessing logs using Powershell
Tags: powershell
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45713467_c0 | 45713467 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to force delete an open file using PowerShell
Problem title: How to force delete an open file using PowerShell
Tags: system-administration, powershell
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