I\'m using PowerShell v1.0 (It is a requirement that I cannot use 2.0) and am having trouble trying to programatically capture the cmdlet output in the Warning stream.
I have a set of WMV files that I need to convert to H.264. I have Expression Encoder 3 and can开发者_如何学运维 do each through the UI. Just trying to find a script to batch it through PowerShell usin
I\'m setting up git on my new Windows 7 machine and I\'m hitting a roadblock when it comes to getting github to acknowledge my ssh key. I am doing things a little different from the standard script in
I have a function (function1) which requires sta mode. I\'d like tocall this function from a non sta mode开发者_Go百科 poshconsole. This works when i have function1 in my Profile
Seems like this should be simple, but powershell is winning another battle with me.Simply wanting to output the name of all the services run开发者_运维百科ning on a system, and their executable path,
substring complains when I try to limit a string to 10 characters which is not 10 or more characters in length. I know I can test the length but I would like to know if there is a single cmdlet which
I run the following to unzip and want to overwrite the current files if they exist but the Microsoft solution doesn\'t seem to work.I haven\'t found anything that says it works so is there a work arou
If I run: $output = shell_exec(\'powershell \"get-service \"dhcp\"\"\'); I get perfect output of the service dhcp showing running but if I run:
Suppose I have a file named \"test[1].txt\".Both of these commands produce no output: PS C:\\Temp> dir test[1].txt
Just trying to better understand why the second item below does not work. The first item is simple, the second seems clearer, the third seems unintuitive.
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