Powershell get windows kernel info for multiple devices
Powershell get windows kernel info for multiple devices
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Find the operating system version of a remote windows 10 machine
To find the operating system version of a remote Windows 10 machine, you can use PowerShell. Use this script to accomplish this: This script will provide: If you need to run this for multiple computers, you can modify the script…
Powershell retrieve Disk Usage Windows 10
Below is a simple PowerShell script that retrieves disk usage information for all drives on a Windows 10 system: Explanation: Execute the Script: This script provides a quick and easy way to check disk usage without needing third-party tools. If…
Generate BitLocker RecoveryID and Password using PowerShell
Use the script below to Generate BitLocker RecoveryID and Password using PowerShell. It uses PowerShell script to enable BitLocker, set a random PIN at startup, and export the necessary information (hostname, BitLocker PIN, recovery ID, and recovery password) to a…
Install Powershell 7
PowerShell 7 is the latest major release of PowerShell, it is a cross-platform task automation and configuration management framework from Microsoft. PowerShell 7 is designed to be the one-stop shop for automation and scripting needs across different platforms, combining the…
PowerShell script, Search multiple devices running a specific version of IE.
PowerShell script, Search multiple devices running a specific version of IE.
PowerShell Uninstall an application
Use powershell to uninstall an application remotely. Connect to the remote machine and verify if the application exists.
Configure ODBC data source as part of SCCM Application Package
Some applications require ODBC data source addition to the device/workstation as part of application package deployment. We can configure ODBC data source as part of SCCM application package deployment using PowerShell. When we create a ODBC entry in a windows OS device, it creates a registry entry in the device.
PowerShell fetch the user logged into a workstation
PowerShell fetch the user logged into a workstation