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  1. Powershell to find URL lengths greater than 260 characters

    I need the Powershell to find URL lengths greater than 260 characters, I've tried using scripts from both the sites ...

  2. search event logs for specific keywords, output to CSV

    Mar 5, 2013 · This may help you some. Just a note that the append parameter on the export-csv cmdlet requires Powershell v3. Good luck - Add computer name to get-winevent - fixed brace for first "foreach", "where" - convert format-list (output is text only, not an object) to "Select" - remove out-file - replace export-csv file with results variable

  3. Powershell : This host does not support transcription - Remote …

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  4. changing powershell output - social.technet.microsoft.com

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  5. Convert text file to html - social.technet.microsoft.com

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  6. Powershell Script to find disk size and utilization of UNC path on a ...

    If you want to use the posted script, it appears you'll need to re-create this output: # Getting the freespace info using WMI #Get-WmiObject win32_logicaldisk | Where-Object {$_.drivetype -eq 3} | format-table DeviceID, VolumeName,status,Size,FreeSpace | Out-File FreeSpace.txt. Does WMI return correct information for everything except the ...

  7. How to handle Access denied exceptions in powershell

    Apr 3, 2013 · Hi, I am running powershell script to gather cpu core information of remote machines. I am taking output in a file ...

  8. How to map drives with PowerShell? - social.technet.microsoft.com

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  9. Collect data on XML file using Enterprise Site Discovery for IE 8

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  10. Pass a parameter to a PowerShell Script

    Hi, I have a powershell script which does the following. Import-Csv C:\Device.csv | where {_.'Node Name' -eq ...

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