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…PowerShell  Add Active Directory Account to Administrators Group using PowerShell  Add Azure Active Directory Account to Administrators Group using PowerShell  Add Local User to Administrators Group using PowerShell on Remote…

…Folder Size Using PowerShell  Get Folder And Sub-Folder Sizes Using PowerShell  Takeaway Commands to Get Folder Size in PowerShell There are 2 primary commands that you can use in PowerShell…

… How to use PowerShell history on multiple devices    Set up OneDrive on your computer    Reroute PowerShell history file  Closing words How PowerShell stores cmdlets history As you may already be…

…particular command requires higher privileges which can be achieved by running the Command Prompt or the PowerShell with Administrative Rights. This is also called running PowerShell with elevated PowerShell prompt….

…the command to run Windows Update from PowerShell? To run Windows Update via PowerShell, enter the following command: Start-Process -FilePath ‘ms-settings:windowsupdate’ What is “usoclient.exe” and how does it relate to…

…PowerShell Perform the given steps below to install a language pack using PowerShell: Note: This method is only applicable on Windows 11 Build 22557 or later. You can subscribe to…

…(PowerShell) These commands can be a lifesaver for IT Pros and Sysadmins. This article describes how you can check for open and listening ports with Command Prompt and PowerShell. On…

…The problem with the Appx PowerShell cmdlet has been resolved in PowerShell 7.1 and later. An issue causing some users to see an unexpected “bad image” error message dialog at…

…the operating system. Some of the most significant ones are associated with File Explorer, Windows PowerShell, and Hyper-V. We have discussed the highlights of the fixes and improvements in our…

…using process name in PowerShell: Replace [ProcessName] with the name of the process. Stop-Process -Name “[ProcessName]” -Force Kill process from PowerShell using process name Kill task using PID in PowerShell:…