This post contains a demo on how to disable Windows Firewall with PowerShell on a Windows computer. Disabling the Local Firewall on Windows is not a recommended move, and it will ultimately make your computer less secure.
In this post, I share a script that will help you create folders and sub-folders with PowerShell if they do not already exist.
Here is an example of how to use PowerShell to delete files older than a specified date: # Set the path to the folder containing the files you want to delete $folder = "C:\myfolder"
Get-Command is a cmdlet in PowerShell that allows us to retrieve a list of commands that are available to use in the current session.
The PowerShell script included in this blog post checks if a specific folder exists and then creates it if it does not already exist.
The Get-TimeZone command in PowerShell returns the current Time Zone of a computer, or it can be used to list all available Time Zones which will be useful if you’re planning on making changes to timezones.
In this post, we will explore how to use PowerShell to view event logs. We will use the Get-EventLog command to accomplish this.
The New-Item cmdlet will create new files or folders in PowerShell. Amend the -ItemType parameter to File or Directory and include a Name for the file or folder.
All admins need a tool to test connectivity to remote servers on TCP ports. In Windows, this is commonly done using PuTTy or PowerShell.
This post contains a script that will help count rows within multiple CSV files using PowerShell. If you have a directory containing CSV files, this demo will walk you through how to count the rows of all CSV files within a folder.
