Bijay Kumar 
Are you wondering how to compare values in PowerShell to see if they’re greater than or equal? You can do this by using the -ge operator in PowerShell. In this tutorial, I will explain everything you need to know about using “greater than or equal” in PowerShell. You will see some real examples. What Is … Read more
Do you want to find hidden files on your Windows workstation—maybe in your C:\Users\Public\Documents or a project folder in C:\Projects\USA? PowerShell offers several commands to locate hidden files. In this tutorial, I’ll show you step-by-step how to list hidden files using PowerShell using different methods. Hidden files are often system files or configuration files that … Read more
Are you trying to identify which services are running on your Windows systems? You can use PowerShell for this. In this tutorial, I will explain how to list running services in PowerShell. Method 1: List All Running Services on Your Local Machine using Get-Service The most direct way to list running services in PowerShell is … Read more
Have you ever needed to view all the local users on your Windows machine quickly? You can achieve this using Microsoft PowerShell. In this tutorial, I will explain several proven PowerShell methods to list local users from your Windows machine. Method 1: Using the Get-LocalUser Cmdlet The most straightforward way to list local users is with the … Read more
Do you want to format the output from a PowerShell cmdlet? The answer is the PowerShell’s Format-List cmdlet. With Format-List, you can transform complex output into a clean, readable list that highlights every property you care about. In this tutorial, I will explain exactly how to use Format-List in PowerShell with practical, real-world examples. What … Read more
One of my client recently wanted to get the installed modules from their system. It is easy to achieve using PowerShell. In this tutorial, I will explain how to list installed PowerShell modules using different methods, especially using the Get-Module cmdlet with -ListAvailable parameter. Method 1: Using Get-Module -ListAvailable One of the most reliable ways I … Read more
One of the most helpful parameters of the Select-String PowerShell cmdlet is -AllMatches, which allows you to capture multiple occurrences of a pattern within a single line. Without this parameter, PowerShell will only return the first match it finds on each line. In this tutorial, I will explain everything you need to know about using … Read more
When working with PowerShell, one of the most common tasks I encounter is searching through text files or command outputs to find specific patterns. As a PowerShell developer, you can use the Select-String cmdlet for this purpose. However, many IT professionals struggle when they need to see not just the matching line, but also the … Read more
When I started working with PowerShell in large U.S. organizations, we were primarily required to search through massive log files. For these things, you can use the Select-String cmdlet in PowerShell. In this tutorial, I will explain everything about the PowerShell Select-String exact match with some examples. I will show you different methods to perform … Read more
In this tutorial, I will explain everything about PowerShell Select-String with multiple patterns with some examples. You will learn how to use Select-String with multiple patterns. Understanding Select-String Basics Select-String is a cmdlet that uses regular expression matching to search for text patterns in input strings and files. It’s similar to grep in Unix or … Read more
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