On any Windows computer, you can enable Remote Desktop connecting using the Powershell command directive. The intent behind enabling Remote Desktop connections is to allow remote access to your computer. This will mean that you can access your computer over …
Getting CPU temperature using Powershell is a straightforward process. It is safer than using third-party apps for CPU temperature monitoring. You would have noticed that most recommendations for CPU temperature monitoring on Windows 11 systems ask you to install third-party …
Powershell offers multiple cmdlets and methods to fetch information about the hotfixes installed by date. We will look at three ways by which you can get all the hotfixes that are installed on a Windows computer. The output is sorted …
Powershell can help you uncover stopped services on a Windows computer very easily and quickly. We look at the ways by which you can find stopped services on a computer and export the list to an output file that could …
Powershell offers simple and quick ways to find all the running services in Windows. You can even export the list of running services to a text file or a CSV file. We will look at two ways by which we …
Powershell offers cmdlets and .NET class to check if a specific directory exists on the system. We will look at two different ways to check if the folder or path exists on a system. Find if a directory exists using …
Many times system administrators are required to fetch the first few lines of a file. Powershell can help you fetch a specific number of lines from the top, bottom, or from middle of the file. We will look at the …
Powershell can help you in collecting information about a specific event from the event log. The event log could be the system log, application log, or security log. We will talk about collecting the properties of a specific event. For …
Powershell can provide event logs for particular events through a mix of Powershell cmdlets. The event logs could be any log including the system log, application log or the security log. Below, we will study how to get event logs …
Powershell offers an easy way to send all the event logs to a CSV file. CSV files can be used for effective data management and queries. You could export any event logs including system logs, application logs or security logs. …