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  • PowerShell WMI Explorer Part 3

    We will go on here from the Second post about deleting a share : PowerShell WMI Explorer Part 2 we go on by doubleclicking Create on go on with the Create help and templates Note this information on top of the class :    Win32_Share Method : Create OverloadDefinitions:System.Management.ManagementBaseObject ...
    Posted to The PowerShell Guy (Weblog) by admin on March 26, 2007
  • PowerShell WMI Explorer Part 2

    In the first part of this series : PowerShell WMI Explorer Part 1 we used the browser to explore the classes in this second post I will show how we can generate and use template scripts and help for calling WMI methods and how to use them. For this example I go on from the win32_share class I also used as an example in the fist part, and ...
    Posted to The PowerShell Guy (Weblog) by admin on March 26, 2007
  • PowerShell WMI Explorer Part 1

    I made a PowerShell GUI WMI Explorer, to explore WMI from PowerShell in a graphical interface  *Edit* updated the script fixing 2 bugs (see comments)  The WMI Explorer will also provide help information for the WMI classes and about methods and properties available, also it will generate Template ...
    Posted to The PowerShell Guy (Weblog) by admin on March 22, 2007
  • MOW PowerShelled Blogitems Index : October - November 2006

    This is the Second entry, of a series of posts indexing the PowerShell Blogitems on my Old Blog /\/\o\/\/ PowerShelled  BlogIndex /\/\o\/\/ PowerShelled October - November 2006   PowerShell : Advanced renaming of files [Scriptblock, Regex, Rename-Item] Example of doing some advanced File renaming in PowerShell using ...
    Posted to The PowerShell Guy (Weblog) by admin on February 22, 2007
  • PowerShell GUI ScripBlock Monitor Script

      I made a GUI script for monitoring PowerShell scriptblocks: It will take and Interval in Seconds and it will show the result in a GUI datagrid, refreshed at the set interval (by re-running the scriptBlock ) Standard if you start the Acript you get a process list refreshed every 30 seconds :   But that is just an ...
    Posted to The PowerShell Guy (Weblog) by admin on January 21, 2007
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