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Zip and Unzip Files with PowerShell
Create ZIP archives and extract files using Compress-Archive and Expand-Archive, with folder examples and overwrite precautions. Source
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Rename Files and Extensions in Bulk with PowerShell
Rename a file, add prefixes to multiple files, or change extensions with PowerShell Rename-Item. Preview bulk changes before applying them. Source
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Find Hard Disk and SSD Serial Numbers with PowerShell
Find hard disk and SSD serial numbers in Windows with PowerShell. Identify each drive by model, check the C: disk, and use WMIC on legacy systems. Source
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Copy Files and Folders with PowerShell Copy-Item
Copy files, folder contents and subfolders using Copy-Item. Includes network shares, remote sessions and overwrite previews. Source
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Get and Set Environment Variables in PowerShell
Read, list and set PowerShell environment variables. Save user variables permanently and understand why existing windows keep old values. Source
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Run Command for Edge browser
Microsoft Edge browser can be opened from Run dialog using the command msedge. Press Win + R, type the following command and press Enter. Open a website A website can be opened from Run by passing its URL to msedge command. msedge Website-URL For example, to open bing.com, use…
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Create and Run a PowerShell Script from PowerShell or CMD
Create a PS1 script, run it from PowerShell or CMD, pass parameters, and troubleshoot path and execution-policy errors. Source
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PowerShell Commands: Common Tasks and Examples
Find useful PowerShell commands for files, processes, services and system information, with examples for filtering and exporting results. Source
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Install and Update PowerShell 7 on Windows
Install or update PowerShell 7 with WinGet, check the version, and understand why Windows PowerShell 5.1 stays installed. Source
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Restart Windows Explorer
In Windows, explorer.exe manages the Start menu, taskbar, and File Explorer. If the process stops, the taskbar and desktop would disappear, making it difficult to launch applications. Restart Explorer by running this command in Command Prompt: You don’t need to run Command…
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Find Windows Version and Build Number Using PowerShell
Find the Windows version, edition, release label and OS build using PowerShell. Includes Get-CimInstance and Get-ComputerInfo cmdlets. Source