PowerShell Snippet: Getting a Remote Computers Uptime
The below bit of PowrShell will return the uptime and last boot time stamp of a remote Windows...
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Powershell: Audit Logon and Logoff times from the event log
The below PowerShell script queries a remote computers event log to retieve the event log...
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VBS Script to get a computers screen aspect ratio
The below script will find the screen aspect ratio of a computers primary video controller by...
Read MorePowerShell script to show the state of your laptop battery
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. PowerShell Function...
Read MoreVBS Script: Migrate granularly users from one printer server to another
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 MoreVBS Script to list the network printers a user is connected to
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 MoreVB.Net Program to Return the MDS Hash of a file
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 MoreVBS Script to report the properties of all files in a folder and its sub folders
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 approx...
Read MoreVBS Script to get the location of the current script
Here is just a quick example of how to get the location of the currently running script. Visual Basic currentScriptPath = Replace(WScript.ScriptFullName, WScript.ScriptName, "") strLogFile = currentScriptPath & "log.txt"...
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VBS Script to perform an action after a computer either starts or stops pinging
The below script can be used to perform an action after a computer either starts or stops pinging....
Read MoreVBS Script to export the file properties of all files in a folder and its sub folders
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 Access...
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Script to delete all files over a specified age in a folder and its sub folders
The below script will delete all file in a folder over a certain ago and repeat the task for the...
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