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When it comes to Android programming, Kotlin is generally considered better than Java for most modern development. Here’s a clear comparison: Why Kotlin is Better for Android: Aspect Kotlin Java Official Support Officially recommended by Google since 2017 Still supported, but not the first choice Code Conciseness Requires less boilerplate code Verbose and repetitive Null […]
The Get-WinEvent cmdlet is a powerful tool in PowerShell used to retrieve event logs from Windows systems. Event logs are records of system, application, or security events, and they’re super useful for troubleshooting, monitoring, or auditing what’s happening on a machine. Unlike the older Get-EventLog cmdlet, Get-WinEvent works with a wider range of logs, supports […]
The PowerShell command “Get-Volume” is used to get the storage volume(s) details on the system. By default, it returns the information about all volumes on all partitions, and on all connected disks on the system. We can also retrieve information about specific volumes by applying the required filters. Here are a few examples of how […]
Yet times, we need to create temporary files in PowerShell scripts to store the temporary data for the program’s needs. These files are created in the temporary folder which was set in the Operating System configuration. PowerShell provides New-TemporaryFile cmdlet to do the job for us to create a temporary file(s) through the scripts. Create […]
Usually, we open control panel items from the Control Panel. Sometimes it is required to open them through the commands or APIs and PowerShell provides useful commands to display the control panel items and allows to open them. Note that, some control panel items will appear only when the right hardware is detected; with that, […]
PowerShell provides a set of cmdlets to enable or disable network adapters. These cmdlets we are going to discuss through this article, are in NetAdapter module. Enable a network adapter Enable-NetAdapter cmdlet enables a network adapter. To connect to the network, network adapters must be enabled. Through its’ -Name the parameter we can pass the […]
PowerShell provides a bunch of cmdlets through the NetAdapter module to manage network adapters. Through this article, we are going to discuss how we get the network adapter details, properties, etc, using PowerShell cmdlet(s). Get-NetAdapter is to get the details/properties of the network adapter. The below command shows the basic details of the network adapter. PS […]
In our previous article, we have discussed about zip / compress the selected files or directories using PowerShell Compress-Archive cmdlet. Through this article, we are going to discuss how to unzip the zipped files. Expand-Archive cmdlet – Unzip files from Archived file(s) PowerShell provides Expand-Archive cmdlet to unzip the zipped files. Through its -Path argument […]
Windows PowerShell provides commands to zip (compress) and unzip the files. Through this article, we are going to discuss the PowerShell command to zip the selected files or directories. Compress-Archive cmdlet – Compress / Zip / Archive the selected files or directories PowerShell provides Compress-Archive cmdlet, to archive the specified files or directories. We can […]
PowerShell containment operators are used to verify whether the given value is available in the given input values. These operators always return the boolean value; True or False. Below are the containment operators PowerShell provides, and these take 2 or more operands; left-side operands hold the input value and the right-side operand is for the […]