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54112741_c0 | 54112741 | powershell | 0 | Title: How do I get unique outputs?
Problem title: How do I get unique outputs?
Tags: powershell, unique
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54792350_c0 | 54792350 | powershell | 0 | Title: how to make a test on cancel button when using inputbox
Problem title: how to make a test on cancel button when using inputbox
Tags: powershell
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78204740_c0 | 78204740 | powershell | 0 | Title: :Unable to obtain authentication token using the credentials provided
Problem title: :Unable to obtain authentication token using the credentials provided
Tags: azure-analysis-services, backup, powershell, azure, authentication
Problem: :Unable to obtain authentication token using the credentials provided Hey I ... | :Unable to obtain authentication token using the credentials provided :Unable to obtain authentication token using the credentials provided azure-analysis-services backup powershell azure authentication the Unable :Unable to obtain authentication token using the credentials provided Hey I just started learning AAS and ... | [
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2911368_c0 | 2911368 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell: Retrieve a specific internal XML element
Problem title: PowerShell: Retrieve a specific internal XML element
Tags: powershell, xml, powershell-1.0
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34785024_c1 | 34785024 | powershell | 1 | ClassName -eq "underline"} $Link.Click()
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14559899_c0 | 14559899 | powershell | 0 | Title: Sql script runner
Problem title: Sql script runner
Tags: sql, scripting, powershell, sql-server
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16442667_c0 | 16442667 | powershell | 0 | Title: Netshare syntax(CLI, command line) to add share to folder on remote machine
Problem title: Netshare syntax(CLI, command line) to add share to folder on remote machine
Tags: windows-server-2008-r2, windows-server-2008, powershell, command-line
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46950838_c0 | 46950838 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to fetch exact match using where clause in PowerShell?
Problem title: How to fetch exact match using where clause in PowerShell?
Tags: powershell
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52404240_c0 | 52404240 | powershell | 0 | Title: Windows 10: Join AAD with powershell
Problem title: Windows 10: Join AAD with powershell
Tags: azure, windows-10, azure-active-directory, powershell
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71656571_c0 | 71656571 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to escape chinese in PowerShell with ConvertTo-Json?
Problem title: How to escape chinese in PowerShell with ConvertTo-Json?
Tags: powershell, json
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73455779_c0 | 73455779 | powershell | 0 | Title: script that lists anyone with more than 1 laptop in Jira Asset Management
Problem title: script that lists anyone with more than 1 laptop in Jira Asset Management
Tags: jira-plugin, jira, powershell, jira-rest-api
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23681391_c0 | 23681391 | powershell | 0 | Title: Need to remove value in emailattribute AD/powershell
Problem title: Need to remove value in emailattribute AD/powershell
Tags: powershell
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66607071_c0 | 66607071 | powershell | 0 | Title: To Run an MSI with no user logged on and default folder in Users\*\Appdata\Roaming
Problem title: To Run an MSI with no user logged on and default folder in Users\*\Appdata\Roaming
Tags: vbscript, powershell
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71020619_c0 | 71020619 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell add a function to a custom object
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Tags: powershell, methods
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79199122_c0 | 79199122 | powershell | 0 | Title: Test-Path doesn't found localised folder names
Problem title: Test-Path doesn't found localised folder names
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37814827_c0 | 37814827 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to get return value from remote ps script?
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Tags: powershell-3.0, powershell
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40106829_c0 | 40106829 | powershell | 0 | Title: Click button on wordpress login page
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Tags: authentication, powershell, button, submit
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13793481_c0 | 13793481 | powershell | 0 | Title: Align "Write-Host" with variables
Problem title: Align "Write-Host" with variables
Tags: powershell, powershell-2.0
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49697700_c0 | 49697700 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell script fails to get environment variable
Problem title: Powershell script fails to get environment variable
Tags: powershell, tfs
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63468936_c0 | 63468936 | powershell | 0 | Title: Extract value of excel cell using PowerShell where contains
Problem title: Extract value of excel cell using PowerShell where contains
Tags: excel, powershell
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4443983_c0 | 4443983 | powershell | 0 | Title: Could you share a powershell script for setting up a new computer?
Problem title: Could you share a powershell script for setting up a new computer?
Tags: regedit, registry, powershell
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44569951_c0 | 44569951 | powershell | 0 | Title: Find Azure ResourceGroup from Azure SQL Server Name
Problem title: Find Azure ResourceGroup from Azure SQL Server Name
Tags: powershell, azure
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44792247_c0 | 44792247 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell v5- Export only the value
Problem title: Powershell v5- Export only the value
Tags: powershell, scripting
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67822606_c0 | 67822606 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to get the azure subscription current cost using PowerShell
Problem title: How to get the azure subscription current cost using PowerShell
Tags: subscription, powershell, azure-powershell, azure
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68761087_c0 | 68761087 | powershell | 0 | Title: Windows PowerShell script for verifying several Active Directory groups exist
Problem title: Windows PowerShell script for verifying several Active Directory groups exist
Tags: powershell, active-directory
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70275561_c0 | 70275561 | powershell | 0 | Title: Select pixel in WinForms PictureBox PowerShell
Problem title: Select pixel in WinForms PictureBox PowerShell
Tags: powershell
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79250687_c0 | 79250687 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell alias for executable files
Problem title: Powershell alias for executable files
Tags: windows, powershell
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57502573_c0 | 57502573 | powershell | 0 | Title: Why are string passed as ArrayLists
Problem title: Why are string passed as ArrayLists
Tags: powershell
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61299481_c0 | 61299481 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell compare text files and write difference lines to a new file
Problem title: Powershell compare text files and write difference lines to a new file
Tags: powershell
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64292260_c0 | 64292260 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to change prefix of a namespace?
Problem title: How to change prefix of a namespace?
Tags: powershell, c%23, .net, xml-parsing, xml
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43236099_c0 | 43236099 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to create a group with a group ID in Windows?
Problem title: How to create a group with a group ID in Windows?
Tags: windows, powershell
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72633954_c0 | 72633954 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to add a folder to every folder called "Photographs"?
Problem title: How to add a folder to every folder called "Photographs"?
Tags: powershell
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56227679_c0 | 56227679 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell Invoke-GPUpdate - "No Logoff" possible?
Problem title: Powershell Invoke-GPUpdate - "No Logoff" possible?
Tags: powershell
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74316871_c0 | 74316871 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to simulate slow copying of a file in Windows
Problem title: How to simulate slow copying of a file in Windows
Tags: powershell, file, windows, batch-file
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76332861_c1 | 76332861 | powershell | 1 | can see that data exists about the "officelocation" but I cannot retrieve it by using my PowerShell script. Is this not possible through Powershell? Do I need to use Microsoft Graph API? Thankful for any assistance or guidance you can point me towards! Edit Spelling
Code signals: Microsoft, Using, PowerShell, Azure, A... | can see that data exists about the "officelocation" but I cannot retrieve it by using my PowerShell script. Is this not possible through Powershell? Do I need to use Microsoft Graph API? Thankful for any assistance or guidance you can point me towards! Edit Spelling
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70962495_c0 | 70962495 | powershell | 0 | Title: Replacing characters from multiple files with regex and Powershell
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Tags: powershell
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9128299_c0 | 9128299 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to convert a loop from perl to powershell?
Problem title: How to convert a loop from perl to powershell?
Tags: powershell, powershell-2.0, perl
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41804187_c0 | 41804187 | powershell | 0 | Title: Where-object passing variable not work on block script
Problem title: Where-object passing variable not work on block script
Tags: powershell
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13968852_c0 | 13968852 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell excute node.js script and capture output
Problem title: Powershell excute node.js script and capture output
Tags: powershell, node.js
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52144794_c0 | 52144794 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to unlock an Azure AD user account using powershell?
Problem title: How to unlock an Azure AD user account using powershell?
Tags: powershell, azure, azure-functions, azure-active-directory, active-directory
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62104739_c0 | 62104739 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell how to handling prompt for input
Problem title: PowerShell how to handling prompt for input
Tags: powershell
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63285022_c0 | 63285022 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell operating a ComObject remotely
Problem title: PowerShell operating a ComObject remotely
Tags: powershell
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63768533_c0 | 63768533 | powershell | 0 | Title: Choose where the number increments starts in PowerShell
Problem title: Choose where the number increments starts in PowerShell
Tags: powershell
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54485208_c0 | 54485208 | powershell | 0 | Title: Signing scripts - commit to source control or sign during deployment?
Problem title: Signing scripts - commit to source control or sign during deployment?
Tags: code-signing, powershell
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24875576_c0 | 24875576 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell 2.0 Write output to display and append to file
Problem title: Powershell 2.0 Write output to display and append to file
Tags: powershell
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75972150_c0 | 75972150 | powershell | 0 | Title: Parameter set cannot be resolved
Problem title: Parameter set cannot be resolved
Tags: function, parameters, powershell
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64660658_c0 | 64660658 | powershell | 0 | Title: Integrating Octopus and powershell
Problem title: Integrating Octopus and powershell
Tags: schedule, octopus-deploy, powershell-3.0, deployment, powershell
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16139173_c0 | 16139173 | powershell | 0 | Title: Benchmark A Page Via Windows Command Line and Powershell
Problem title: Benchmark A Page Via Windows Command Line and Powershell
Tags: benchmarking, cmd, powershell
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46491570_c0 | 46491570 | powershell | 0 | Title: Windows Powershell Hello World not printing
Problem title: Windows Powershell Hello World not printing
Tags: powershell, function
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48821889_c0 | 48821889 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell get overall CPU usage
Problem title: Powershell get overall CPU usage
Tags: powershell, cpu, cpu-usage
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64205983_c1 | 64205983 | powershell | 1 | Invoke-Expression -Command 'Write-Output "$parameters"'), only to run into new problems - and also this command is said to be "dangerous"!? I suppose there must be a better solution!? Background: I'm working on a helper script for software distribution, which automatically runs the main script with logging (Start-Tran... | Invoke-Expression -Command 'Write-Output "$parameters"'), only to run into new problems - and also this command is said to be "dangerous"!? I suppose there must be a better solution!? Background: I'm working on a helper script for software distribution, which automatically runs the main script with logging (Start-Tran... | [
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43006654_c0 | 43006654 | powershell | 0 | Title: Perfmon how to get "in Use" memory
Problem title: Perfmon how to get "in Use" memory
Tags: powershell, performance, perfmon, memory
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44680220_c0 | 44680220 | powershell | 0 | Title: Run mstsc in PowerShell without a password prompt
Problem title: Run mstsc in PowerShell without a password prompt
Tags: mstsc, powershell, remote-desktop
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54903842_c2 | 54903842 | powershell | 2 | SkipRules, RebootRequiredCheck, ACTION, AGTSVCSTARTUPTYPE, Automatic, BROWSERSVCSTARTUPTYPE, ERRORREPORTING, FEATURES, SQLEngine, IACCEPTSQLSERVERLICENSETERMS, INSTANCEDIR, INSTANCEID, ISSVCSTARTUPTYPE, QUIETSIMPLE, SAPWD, SECURITYMODE, SQLSVCSTARTUPTYPE, SQLSYSADMINACCOUNTS, Domain, Admins, SQMREPORTING, TCPENABLED, ... | SkipRules, RebootRequiredCheck, ACTION, AGTSVCSTARTUPTYPE, Automatic, BROWSERSVCSTARTUPTYPE, ERRORREPORTING, FEATURES, SQLEngine, IACCEPTSQLSERVERLICENSETERMS, INSTANCEDIR, INSTANCEID, ISSVCSTARTUPTYPE, QUIETSIMPLE, SAPWD, SECURITYMODE, SQLSVCSTARTUPTYPE, SQLSYSADMINACCOUNTS, Domain, Admins, SQMREPORTING, TCPENABLED, ... | [
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75825463_c0 | 75825463 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to get initial 200users from AD group membership using PowerShell script
Problem title: How to get initial 200users from AD group membership using PowerShell script
Tags: powershell
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70394736_c0 | 70394736 | powershell | 0 | Title: How much data can Push-OutputBinding handle?
Problem title: How much data can Push-OutputBinding handle?
Tags: powershell, azure
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28462569_c0 | 28462569 | powershell | 0 | Title: Call Powershell from Command Prompt Relative Path
Problem title: Call Powershell from Command Prompt Relative Path
Tags: powershell
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30815152_c0 | 30815152 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to change the directory to program files using Powershell?
Problem title: How to change the directory to program files using Powershell?
Tags: powershell
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32076056_c0 | 32076056 | powershell | 0 | Title: Running Anaconda's python version in powershell
Problem title: Running Anaconda's python version in powershell
Tags: powershell, python
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39686441_c0 | 39686441 | powershell | 0 | Title: How do I get the initial database size in PowerShell SQLPS?
Problem title: How do I get the initial database size in PowerShell SQLPS?
Tags: sqlps, sql-server, sql, powershell
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53727248_c0 | 53727248 | powershell | 0 | Title: Why does getting a certificate from Azure Key Vault require it to be stored as a secret?
Problem title: Why does getting a certificate from Azure Key Vault require it to be stored as a secret?
Tags: powershell, azure-keyvault, azure
Problem: Why does getting a certificate from Azure Key Vault require it to be st... | Why does getting a certificate from Azure Key Vault require it to be stored as a secret? Why does getting a certificate from Azure Key Vault require it to be stored as a secret? powershell azure-keyvault azure Azure it Why Key Vault Why does getting a certificate from Azure Key Vault require it to be stored as a secret... | [
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58009224_c0 | 58009224 | powershell | 0 | Title: how to convert a folder into an .exe file using powershell
Problem title: how to convert a folder into an .exe file using powershell
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59360321_c0 | 59360321 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell calculator script is not working properly
Problem title: Powershell calculator script is not working properly
Tags: calculation, powershell, variables
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45840935_c1 | 45840935 | powershell | 1 | the problem is different from a thread sugested, I'm mainly focusing on working with large files and improving speed of my script. Solution sugested there is not answering this problem.
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30987590_c0 | 30987590 | powershell | 0 | Title: Remove all folders .old
Problem title: Remove all folders .old
Tags: powershell
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40183207_c0 | 40183207 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell Licensing Sub Plans
Problem title: Powershell Licensing Sub Plans
Tags: powershell
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47022316_c0 | 47022316 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell - Create an array that ignores duplicate values
Problem title: PowerShell - Create an array that ignores duplicate values
Tags: powershell, duplicates, arrays
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501621_c0 | 501621 | powershell | 0 | Title: How do you modify existing SharePoint sites?
Problem title: How do you modify existing SharePoint sites?
Tags: sharepoint, scripting, powershell
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53015192_c1 | 53015192 | powershell | 1 | _Process with all the data to apply the permissions. It works. But, this is not ideal because it won't work on systems that can't accept WMI. I would still like to know if it's possible to fix my original problem without this clunky workaround.
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57771333_c0 | 57771333 | powershell | 0 | Title: Designate a Server as a Preferred Bridgehead Server using Powershell
Problem title: Designate a Server as a Preferred Bridgehead Server using Powershell
Tags: powershell, windows-server-2016
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64483501_c0 | 64483501 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to check in PowerShell if the script was run in background (e.g. Windows Task Scheduler) or in user session
Problem title: How to check in PowerShell if the script was run in background (e.g. Windows Task Scheduler) or in user session
Tags: powershell, windows, windows-task-scheduler
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4328364_c0 | 4328364 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell pass user input to icacls
Problem title: Powershell pass user input to icacls
Tags: powershell, windows
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66993211_c0 | 66993211 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to change service admin of Subscription programmatically
Problem title: How to change service admin of Subscription programmatically
Tags: azure, powershell
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68846866_c0 | 68846866 | powershell | 0 | Title: Getting Office 365 credentials in powershell without prompt
Problem title: Getting Office 365 credentials in powershell without prompt
Tags: powershell, windows, office365, azure
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70122121_c0 | 70122121 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell Output Braces
Problem title: Powershell Output Braces
Tags: powershell
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70723989_c0 | 70723989 | powershell | 0 | Title: Trouble with converting to Datetime object
Problem title: Trouble with converting to Datetime object
Tags: datetime, powershell
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32100918_c0 | 32100918 | powershell | 0 | Title: Best way to detect key combination in windows using built in scripting languages
Problem title: Best way to detect key combination in windows using built in scripting languages
Tags: vbscript, powershell, powershell-2.0, command-prompt, batch-file
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39676635_c0 | 39676635 | powershell | 0 | Title: A process running on Powershell freezes randomly
Problem title: A process running on Powershell freezes randomly
Tags: powershell
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51905423_c0 | 51905423 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to explicitly declare type of a variable when creating that variable with New-Variable function?
Problem title: How to explicitly declare type of a variable when creating that variable with New-Variable function?
Tags: powershell
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21974462_c0 | 21974462 | powershell | 0 | Title: Don't run post-test script in TFS when test fail
Problem title: Don't run post-test script in TFS when test fail
Tags: powershell, tfsbuild
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76901822_c0 | 76901822 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to use "tree" command on powershell to show files as well as directories
Problem title: How to use "tree" command on powershell to show files as well as directories
Tags: powershell, filesystems, tree, hidden-files
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70283873_c0 | 70283873 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell Robocopy capture error message
Problem title: PowerShell Robocopy capture error message
Tags: powershell, robocopy
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32136464_c0 | 32136464 | powershell | 0 | Title: Startup Parameters within the Script?
Problem title: Startup Parameters within the Script?
Tags: sta, powershell, batch-file
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39913190_c0 | 39913190 | powershell | 0 | Title: Get-ADObject for DNS A-Record
Problem title: Get-ADObject for DNS A-Record
Tags: powershell, dns, active-directory
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41871147_c0 | 41871147 | powershell | 0 | Title: Find specific String in Textfile
Problem title: Find specific String in Textfile
Tags: powershell
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