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Powershell: Network Adapter Enable - Disable
For what it is worth, it works fine on Vista x64...- Lundkvist
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- Forum: PowerShell (Microsoft)
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Comparing CSV
Sorry for the typo :( And thanks crobin1 for correcting it :) Doubleplay, I know you can do what you need with a bit clever scripting and comparing columns... perhaps if you provide 3-4 rows of each csv file you got and let me know what fields you are interested in comparing and I can have a...- Lundkvist
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- Forum: PowerShell (Microsoft)
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Comparing CSV
I'm sure there is a better solution, but this is a kind of workaround. So, just handle the files as normal files and not as csv files when you compare them, that seems to work fine. $Master = Get-Content master.csv $New = Get-Content new.csv Set-Content -Path finalnew.csv -Value...- Lundkvist
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- Forum: PowerShell (Microsoft)
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Wscript.network and Get-cred
You have to pass the username and password in clear text. You do that by using $cred.GetNetworkCredential().UserName and $cred.GetNetworkCredential().Password $cred = get-credential $domain = "t2.local" $user = $cred.GetNetworkCredential().UserName $pwd =...- Lundkvist
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- Forum: PowerShell (Microsoft)
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Sending a Variable to a URL with Powershell
Could you provide a bit more detail (code example) on what you try to do and what doesn't "work"?- Lundkvist
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- Forum: PowerShell (Microsoft)
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Computer Description
You could get it by reading it straight from the registry on the remote machine(s). $Machine = "MachineToCheck" $reg = [Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey]::OpenRemoteBaseKey("LocalMachine",$Machine) $regKey= $reg.OpenSubKey("System\\CurrentControlSet\\Services\\lanmanserver\\parameters")...- Lundkvist
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- Forum: PowerShell (Microsoft)
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Stopping Services across multiple servers in parallel
VBscript can't multi-thread, to achieve what you want to do you should use .NET or Powershell (which in effect is pretty much .NET as well) and use the threading functionality that gives you. -
For Each iteration problem
Hi I think you want to use the Add-Content cmdlet instead of the Set-Content cmdlet. The Set-Content overwrites the data each time that is why you only see the last server.- Lundkvist
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- Forum: PowerShell (Microsoft)
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64 Bit Servers
Difficult to give any good tips wihtout understanding what is slow. The few basic performance tips I can think of are: 1. Ensure you don't have any power savings feature enabled. Check by running powercfg -query, you should have it set to 'always on'. (especially if you run virtual server /...
