PUBLIC IP – A PowerShell One Liner To Output to a File
The below is one line of PowerShell to output a Windows computers current public IP address to a...
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Dec 4, 2020 | Scripts, Windows | 0 |
The below is one line of PowerShell to output a Windows computers current public IP address to a...
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Sep 12, 2016 | Scripts, Windows | 0 |
The below bit of PowrShell will return the uptime and last boot time stamp of a remote Windows...
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Jan 20, 2016 | Scripts, Windows | 0 |
The below PowerShell script queries a remote computers event log to retrieve the event log...
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Jan 4, 2016 | Scripts, Windows | 0 |
The below script will find the screen aspect ratio of a computers primary video controller by...
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Jul 8, 2011 | Scripts, Windows | 0 |
Windows holds so much great information in the WMI including information on the battery. The below is a little PowerShell function that will show you what state your laptop battery is in full, charging etc. Function...
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Apr 5, 2011 | Scripts, Windows | 3 |
The below script is an example of how you can migrate users from one printer server to another based on the printer model or name. Sometimes doing a big bang migratiion from an old print server to a new one is not the best idea...
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Apr 4, 2011 | Scripts, Windows | 0 |
The below little VBS script is an example of how to pull back a list of network printers a users is connected to. This script is only pulling back the server and share names but you could retrieve other properties in the same...
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Mar 18, 2011 | Scripts, Windows | 2 |
The below VB.net Console Application will simply return the MD5 hash of a file you pass to it as an argument. Exmaple Usage: “C:\test\File_MDS_Hash_Generator.exe” C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft...
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Nov 25, 2010 | Scripts, Windows | 11 |
I recently had a need to list the properties of all files in a folder and its sub folders to find files that had not been used in a long time, or files where the owner had left. In my case I needed to run a report on...
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Jul 30, 2010 | Scripts, Windows | 0 |
Here is just a quick example of how to get the location of the currently running script. currentScriptPath = Replace(WScript.ScriptFullName, WScript.ScriptName, “”) strLogFile = currentScriptPath &...
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Jul 15, 2010 | Scripts, Windows | 0 |
The below script can be used to perform an action after a computer either starts or stops pinging....
Read Moreby Phil Eddies | Jul 1, 2010 | Scripts, Windows | 4 |
The below scripts allows you to select a folder and generate a CSV report detailing the below file properties of all of the file in that folder and the folders sub folders. Path Name Size File Type Date Created Date Last...
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