Here is my PowerScript Task <powershell> <script>RunScout3G.ps1</script> <executable>C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\WindowsPowerShell\\v1.0\\PowerShell.exe</executable>
I am trying to write a powershell script that 开发者_开发技巧will take in a text file (or xml file or whatever I want ti to be) with a list of servername and some service names on that server to stop.
I created a dll in C# and would like to use it in PowerShell. I know I can load the dll using: [Reflection.Assembly]::LoadFile(\"MyDll.dll\")
Running the following code resulting in an HostException; Public Sub RunPowershellInConsole(ByVal scriptText As String)
In experimenting with scriptblocks, I was attempting to use a scriptblock parameter with an advanced function and noticed that it performs differently than when supplied to a compiled cmdlet.
Is there any way to stop PowerShell from removing console message colors when using tee-object? When I run without tee-object I get the nice error and verbose powershell message colors like this:
Not sure what the eff\' is wrong! I am using Powershell 2.0 on Windows 7. Had this same script working on Windows XP , am i just missing something?
I have COM object with few constructors, I\'m trying to create new instance and passing parameters to the constructor using powershell 2.0. But I\'m getting this error: Parameter set cannot be resolve
We are using a long running PowerShell script to perform开发者_如何学C a lot of small operations that can take an extremely long amount of time. After about 30 minutes the scripts froze. We were able
Imagine I have a directory structure like so: parentDir\\dirA\\foo\\ parentDir\\dirB\\foo\\ parentDir\\dirC\\
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