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How to export event logs to CSV file using Powershell?

January 11, 2025 by Rajesh Dhawan

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. …

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How to get the first few lines of a file using Powershell?

January 11, 2025 by Rajesh Dhawan

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 …

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How to find running services in Powershell?

January 11, 2025 by Rajesh Dhawan

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 …

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Get all hotfixes installed by date in Powershell

January 11, 2025 by Rajesh Dhawan

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 …

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