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53476875_c0 | 53476875 | powershell | 0 | Title: Run scripts at a specific time with powershell
Problem title: Run scripts at a specific time with powershell
Tags: powershell, task
Problem: Run scripts at a specific time with powershell
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60592449_c0 | 60592449 | powershell | 0 | Title: How do I save git commit message under Powershell and nano ? (Ctrl+O doesn't work)
Problem title: How do I save git commit message under Powershell and nano ? (Ctrl+O doesn't work)
Tags: windows, powershell, git
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7396111_c0 | 7396111 | powershell | 0 | Title: Get the names of the Masterpages for each Web Application by powershell
Problem title: Get the names of the Masterpages for each Web Application by powershell
Tags: powershell, sharepoint-2010, master-pages
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66880687_c0 | 66880687 | powershell | 0 | Title: Need to edit text file in Power Shell
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Tags: powershell
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67606038_c0 | 67606038 | powershell | 0 | Title: how to invoke script Powershell to my backend .net core?
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Tags: asp.net-core, .net, azure-vm, azure, powershell
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70110839_c0 | 70110839 | powershell | 0 | Title: What is the use of the .\ while executing python code in powershell
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Tags: python, powershell
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Tags: cmd, windows, symlink, powershell
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36508845_c0 | 36508845 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell script to count characters
Problem title: PowerShell script to count characters
Tags: powershell
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19378133_c0 | 19378133 | powershell | 0 | Title: Read out PCs with a specific policy in AD with PowerShell
Problem title: Read out PCs with a specific policy in AD with PowerShell
Tags: active-directory, powershell
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69646939_c0 | 69646939 | powershell | 0 | Title: Pacakge builder using powershell
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Tags: package, powershell, scripting
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28546927_c0 | 28546927 | powershell | 0 | Title: How do I add headers into a CSV that does not have one?
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31664798_c0 | 31664798 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to replace Substring between position x and position z by empty string in Powershell
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Tags: powershell
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41360782_c0 | 41360782 | powershell | 0 | Title: Deploy a SQL Server Analysis Services Project using PowerShell -
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11115686_c0 | 11115686 | powershell | 0 | Title: get Current user context
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63182738_c0 | 63182738 | powershell | 0 | Title: How do I overwrite a file using PowerShell?
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24526238_c0 | 24526238 | powershell | 0 | Title: Managing Powershell Sessions Using Java
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Tags: session, powershell, java
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64372544_c0 | 64372544 | powershell | 0 | Title: download and execute with javascript
Problem title: download and execute with javascript
Tags: javascript, powershell
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73345814_c0 | 73345814 | powershell | 0 | Title: Visual Studio Code: Powershell Greenhorn
Problem title: Visual Studio Code: Powershell Greenhorn
Tags: powershell, visual-studio-code
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68133040_c0 | 68133040 | powershell | 0 | Title: Is it possible to make association with running services and it processes via powershell?
Problem title: Is it possible to make association with running services and it processes via powershell?
Tags: powershell
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71039495_c0 | 71039495 | powershell | 0 | Title: Can you redirect Tee-Object to standard out?
Problem title: Can you redirect Tee-Object to standard out?
Tags: powershell, tee, windows-console, terminal
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32098230_c0 | 32098230 | powershell | 0 | Title: Chef PowerShell Logging/Write-Host
Problem title: Chef PowerShell Logging/Write-Host
Tags: powershell, chef-infra
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37453856_c0 | 37453856 | powershell | 0 | Title: Extend message trace period in Exchange office365 to 90 days via power shell cmdlet?
Problem title: Extend message trace period in Exchange office365 to 90 days via power shell cmdlet?
Tags: office365, powershell-3.0, powershell
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38615188_c0 | 38615188 | powershell | 0 | Title: how to pass variable content to function in powershell
Problem title: how to pass variable content to function in powershell
Tags: function, powershell
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34471956_c0 | 34471956 | powershell | 0 | Title: How do I determine if I'm in powershell or cmd?
Problem title: How do I determine if I'm in powershell or cmd?
Tags: openssh, cmd, ssh, powershell
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29269050_c0 | 29269050 | powershell | 0 | Title: Batch script to replace . (dot) with space in file and folder names?
Problem title: Batch script to replace . (dot) with space in file and folder names?
Tags: powershell, batch-file, filenames
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33122832_c0 | 33122832 | powershell | 0 | Title: Formatting Dates in PowerShell
Problem title: Formatting Dates in PowerShell
Tags: powershell, datetime
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46916606_c0 | 46916606 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell - persist variable outside of function
Problem title: Powershell - persist variable outside of function
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54316394_c0 | 54316394 | powershell | 0 | Title: Is it optional to use the $global: scope prefix when referencing a global variable?
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Tags: powershell
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37572535_c0 | 37572535 | powershell | 0 | Title: Possible to convert table to csv in powershell?
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39415253_c0 | 39415253 | powershell | 0 | Title: How can I query a .pdb file in PowerShell?
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33283436_c0 | 33283436 | powershell | 0 | Title: Save off env: drive and later revert
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Tags: powershell, virtual-drive
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52313091_c0 | 52313091 | powershell | 0 | Title: Run Standalone Windows Powershell
Problem title: Run Standalone Windows Powershell
Tags: windows, powershell
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53213786_c0 | 53213786 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell Script in Azure
Problem title: Powershell Script in Azure
Tags: powershell, azure, azure-storage
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21255874_c0 | 21255874 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to get the digits from a substring in powershell
Problem title: How to get the digits from a substring in powershell
Tags: substring, powershell, digits
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75039280_c0 | 75039280 | powershell | 0 | Title: Format text to CSV
Problem title: Format text to CSV
Tags: powershell
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75235970_c2 | 75235970 | powershell | 2 | greatly appreciated as i am stumped. thank you ----------edited code and error below------ $gpoName = Read-Host -Prompt 'Enter the Group Policy Name you want to
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710448_c0 | 710448 | powershell | 0 | Title: Reflection with Powershell
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Tags: reflection, assemblies, powershell
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27022341_c0 | 27022341 | powershell | 0 | Title: Running Silent Installers as Jobs with Powershell
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38574943_c0 | 38574943 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to Enable Inherent Permission of an OU to All Users via Powershell
Problem title: How to Enable Inherent Permission of an OU to All Users via Powershell
Tags: powershell, active-directory
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1461787_c1 | 1461787 | powershell | 1 | ! --> #{myitem['Path']} This is the actual line (below): #{myitem['Line']} ] } custom_string.tofile('c:/00junk.txt'); How can I get powershell to do the same or similar thing? 3) How could I do 2) above with a powershell here-string?
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51033344_c0 | 51033344 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell Out-GridView handle Click/DoubleClik event
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61329419_c0 | 61329419 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to install docker using puppet bolt task on windows machne
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Tags: puppet, puppet-bolt, powershell, docker
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64375227_c0 | 64375227 | powershell | 0 | Title: Save only file names in Windows directory to a CSV with Powershell?
Problem title: Save only file names in Windows directory to a CSV with Powershell?
Tags: powershell
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67839268_c0 | 67839268 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell export-csv to network drive
Problem title: PowerShell export-csv to network drive
Tags: powershell, export-csv
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69325724_c0 | 69325724 | powershell | 0 | Title: save PowerShell command in variable and execute in cmd
Problem title: save PowerShell command in variable and execute in cmd
Tags: cmd, powershell
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7724789_c0 | 7724789 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell: Difference between array notation?
Problem title: PowerShell: Difference between array notation?
Tags: powershell, powershell-2.0, notation, arrays
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41836098_c0 | 41836098 | powershell | 0 | Title: Get Files/Folders with corrupted NTFS permissions
Problem title: Get Files/Folders with corrupted NTFS permissions
Tags: powershell, ntfs
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3494894_c0 | 3494894 | powershell | 0 | Title: Creating a build configuration in TeamCity using Powershell
Problem title: Creating a build configuration in TeamCity using Powershell
Tags: teamcity, powershell
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48076652_c0 | 48076652 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell command to get "clock cycle" in windows
Problem title: Powershell command to get "clock cycle" in windows
Tags: powershell
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22175885_c1 | 22175885 | powershell | 1 | 3/04/2014 13:40 CT: Running with $minutes = 120 ran 14.5 minutes. Running with $minutes = 1 ran 12.5 minutes. Conclusion, changing the range of $minutes doesn't really seem to effect the response time; both are slow.
Code signals: Powershell, Get-EventLog, RemoteComputer, ComputerName, EntryType, Error, Write-Host, Whe... | 3/04/2014 13:40 CT: Running with $minutes = 120 ran 14.5 minutes. Running with $minutes = 1 ran 12.5 minutes. Conclusion, changing the range of $minutes doesn't really seem to effect the response time; both are slow.
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23766016_c0 | 23766016 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell -Rename-Item vs -Rename-Item -newname
Problem title: Powershell -Rename-Item vs -Rename-Item -newname
Tags: powershell
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66644592_c0 | 66644592 | powershell | 0 | Title: Azure cosmos DB Emulator change port
Problem title: Azure cosmos DB Emulator change port
Tags: powershell, azure-cosmosdb
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77422392_c3 | 77422392 | powershell | 3 | the results on the left. But, if I remove any one of the files, then I get the correct results on the right. All at Once One file is removed LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.xls LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.xls LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.xlsx LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.xlsx LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.pdf LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.pdf LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.csv LLLLL
Code signals: other, PowerShell, Trim... | the results on the left. But, if I remove any one of the files, then I get the correct results on the right. All at Once One file is removed LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.xls LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.xls LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.xlsx LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.xlsx LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.pdf LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.pdf LLLLL Aaaaaaaa.csv LLLLL
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325953_c0 | 325953 | powershell | 0 | Title: How can I replace newlines using PowerShell?
Problem title: How can I replace newlines using PowerShell?
Tags: powershell
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45678163_c1 | 45678163 | powershell | 1 | ower.json file. c:\ - Projects - Branch - build.ps1 - build.cake - Sol1 - Proj1 - Misc proj files - bower.json - Sol2 - Proj2 - Misc proj files - bower.json
Code signals: Cake, How, cakebuild.net, Get-CommonPath, Push-Location, Pop-Location, Task, BowerInstall, Does, GetBowerRoots, bowerRoots.Select, x.FullPath, StartP... | ower.json file. c:\ - Projects - Branch - build.ps1 - build.cake - Sol1 - Proj1 - Misc proj files - bower.json - Sol2 - Proj2 - Misc proj files - bower.json
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73119580_c0 | 73119580 | powershell | 0 | Title: Extracting attachments from PDF with PowerShell
Problem title: Extracting attachments from PDF with PowerShell
Tags: powershell, pdf
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64835160_c0 | 64835160 | powershell | 0 | Title: Hide Progress Bar for Add-RdServer
Problem title: Hide Progress Bar for Add-RdServer
Tags: powershell-5.0, powershell
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67112749_c0 | 67112749 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell excel header sorting by alphabet
Problem title: Powershell excel header sorting by alphabet
Tags: powershell, excel
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3002473_c0 | 3002473 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell script to get network card speed of a Windows Computer
Problem title: PowerShell script to get network card speed of a Windows Computer
Tags: powershell, windows, wmi
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32270560_c0 | 32270560 | powershell | 0 | Title: get-wmiobject to kill the process using powershell
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Tags: powershell, powershell-3.0
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48410000_c0 | 48410000 | powershell | 0 | Title: Is it possible to search the print spool file based on the printer info?
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Tags: windows, powershell, batch-file
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52383284_c0 | 52383284 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to run a powershell script with different credentials
Problem title: How to run a powershell script with different credentials
Tags: powershell
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64045037_c0 | 64045037 | powershell | 0 | Title: Power shell script for send all files from pc dir to ftp
Problem title: Power shell script for send all files from pc dir to ftp
Tags: powershell
Problem: Power shell script for send all files from pc dir to ftp
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4238192_c1 | 4238192 | powershell | 1 | "C:\Users\peter\AppData\Local\Temp\gaskgh55.b2q.bat"' ) was terminated because it exceeded the wait time. Error count: 1. Anyone knows a solution?
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44453883_c0 | 44453883 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell : compare 2 excel files or 2 sheets
Problem title: PowerShell : compare 2 excel files or 2 sheets
Tags: powershell
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73178466_c0 | 73178466 | powershell | 0 | Title: AWS PowerShell module - Get-RSCluster does not return Endpoint
Problem title: AWS PowerShell module - Get-RSCluster does not return Endpoint
Tags: powershell, aws-powershell
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74211150_c0 | 74211150 | powershell | 0 | Title: Why does backtick in Set-Content not create multiple lines?
Problem title: Why does backtick in Set-Content not create multiple lines?
Tags: escaping, newline, powershell
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7540252_c0 | 7540252 | powershell | 0 | Title: Free Powershell debugging tools
Problem title: Free Powershell debugging tools
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78946434_c0 | 78946434 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to stream windows event log on the command line?
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Tags: windows, powershell
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28234548_c0 | 28234548 | powershell | 0 | Title: How to get filename without extension from filepath using regex
Problem title: How to get filename without extension from filepath using regex
Tags: powershell, regex
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29490146_c0 | 29490146 | powershell | 0 | Title: creating keys recursively in registry editor in windows
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37823283_c0 | 37823283 | powershell | 0 | Title: PowerShell - copying multiple files
Problem title: PowerShell - copying multiple files
Tags: powershell, file-copying, backup
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35265579_c0 | 35265579 | powershell | 0 | Title: Create Directory with ls and Create-Item
Problem title: Create Directory with ls and Create-Item
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36244460_c1 | 36244460 | powershell | 1 | access all the properties of this ADUser object? In the debugger of VS 2015 I can see all props even all extended. But how can I access them??
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18313723_c0 | 18313723 | powershell | 0 | Title: Powershell - remove members from group that have an AD attribute
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Tags: powershell
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51868222_c0 | 51868222 | powershell | 0 | Title: How can I programmatically remove recent files from Quick Access in Windows 10?
Problem title: How can I programmatically remove recent files from Quick Access in Windows 10?
Tags: powershell, windows
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