PowerShell Base64 Encode & Decode
In PowerShell, you can easily encode and decode strings to/from Base64 using the ConvertTo-Base64 and ConvertFrom-Base64 cmdlets, respectively. Here’s how you can do it: Encoding
Install the Hyper-V feature using PowerShell
To install the Hyper-V feature using PowerShell, you can use the Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature cmdlet. Here’s an example of how you can accomplish this: Make sure to
PowerShell – What is [cmdletbinding()] and how does it work?
In PowerShell, the [CmdletBinding()] attribute is used to enable advanced parameter functionality for a function or script. When you add this attribute to your function
Call PowerShell Script PS1 from Another PS1 Script
To call a PowerShell script (PS1) from another PowerShell script (PS1), you can use the & operator followed by the path to the script file.
Powershell script to ask yes or no and execute code based on the answer
Here’s an example of a PowerShell script that prompts the user with a yes/no question and executes different code based on the answer In this
PowerShell script to read, edit and update JSON file
Here’s an example of a PowerShell script that reads and edits a JSON file: Make sure to replace "path/to/file.json" with the actual path to your
Powershell: Check is a valid IP address
To check if a string represents a valid IP address in PowerShell, you can use the System.Net.IPAddress class. Here’s an example: In this script, we
Powershell: Get the IP address of a system.
To get the IP address of a system using PowerShell, you can use the Get-NetIPAddress cmdlet. Here’s an example: In this script, we assign the
Shellcheck: Check directories recursively
In this post, you will learn how to use the ShellCheck tool to scan your shell/bash script directories recursively. ShellCheck is a shell script static
Windows: Test Whether or Not FIPS Is Enabled
You can use any one of the below commands to check if FIPS has been enabled in your windows operating system or not. Method 1:
PowerShell: Download the File from the URL
In this post, you will learn three different ways to download remote files using the URL in Powershell. Below are three different ways that you
Powershell: Installing MSI file
In this post, you will learn how you can install MSI files using PowerShell. You can use the Start-Process cmdlet to install the MSI file
PowerShell: Check if a value exists in an array
You can check if a value or string exists in an array using the Contains method from an array. Below is a simple example: I
PowerShell: Display all Environment variables
Below is a list of different approaches that can be used to get all the environment variables in windows using PowerShell. Get specific environment variable
PowerShell If-Not
The If-Not operator is used to convert a value from true to false, or from false to true. Similarly, if an operand evaluates to true, a