Bijay Kumar 
If you work as a Windows administrator, this tutorial will be of great help to you. I will explain here how to use the Test-NetConnection cmdlet in PowerShell to check connectivity from your Windows machine. In this tutorial, I will explain everything about the PowerShell Test-NetConnection cmdlet, including its syntax and usage with examples. What … Read more
PowerShell Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet allows you to interact with web pages and web services directly from PowerShell by sending HTTP and HTTPS requests. Whether you want to download files, consume APIs, or scrape web content, Invoke-WebRequest can help you do it efficiently. In this tutorial, we will explain what the Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet is, how to use … Read more
Do you want to save the result of a PowerShell commandlet? The Out-File cmdlet enables you to send the output of your PowerShell commands directly to a file. In this tutorial, I will explain everything about the PowerShell Out-File cmdlet, including its syntax, examples, etc. What is the Out-File Cmdlet in PowerShell? Out-File is a … Read more
If you’re new to PowerShell and want to learn how to delete files, folders, or other items safely and efficiently, then you should learn about the PowerShell Remove-Item cmdlet. In this tutorial, you’ll learn what Remove-Item is, how to use it, the syntax, and see practical examples. What is the PowerShell Remove-Item Cmdlet? The Remove-Item … Read more
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
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