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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 […]
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 […]
Clipboard is a buffer in computer memory, allows the applications to copy and retrieve the temporary data. Most of the applications provides the Clipboard feature to share the temporary data across the applications. Most common way we can use the Clipboard is using cut, copy and paste commands. PowerShell provides cmdlets to use the Clipboard. […]
PowerShell provides commands to create files and folders. Through this article, we are going to discuss how to create files and folders using PowerShell command(s). New-Item cmdlet – Create files and folders PowerShell cmdlet, New-Item is used to create files and folders. This command not only creates the files, but it also adds initial content […]
We have discussed setting the values to the variables in PowerShell, in our previous article. Through this article, we will discuss resetting the values; which means, clearing the content of the variables. PowerShell provides a command to reset the variables. This is very helpful; especially when we have to manage a long script where it […]
Yes, it is possible to remove the variables defined in PowerShell. We have discussed creating a variable in PowerShell in the article “PowerShell – How to create Variables?“. Through this article, we are going to discuss how to remove / un-define the variable. PowerShell provides a command Remove-Variable to delete the variables defined in the […]
Once we define the variables, we can alter the content of the variables anytime. Through this Article, we are going to discuss different ways to set the content of the variables. Setting Variables in PowerShell We can assign the values to the variables when we define them. We can also change the values whenever needed. […]
PowerShell supports constant and read-only variables. We have discussed creating the variables in our previous Article “PowerShell – How to create Variables?“. Through this, we are going to discuss creating read-only and constant variables. Read-only variables are the variables whose content cannot be modified. Constant variables are the variables whose content also cannot be modified. […]
PowerShell allows us to create the variables. We use the “$” Symbol to create the variables. Through this Article, we will discuss defining the variables and PowerShell command(s) to support defining them. Create Variables in PowerShell Let’s take a simple example; PS C:\> $message = “Hello!” Here we have defined the variable $message and assigned […]
