In my last post, I showed you how to display and find specific events with the Get-WinEvent cmdlet. Whereas you can filter event messages easily with the Where-Object cmdlet, using the Data key from the FilterHashtable parameter is much faster. Contents of this article – Measuring the speed difference – Raw data structure of an […]
You probably get this error message because you did not provide the right path. Providing a WIM image location and index The format is: wim:<drive>:\sources\install.wim:<index> For example: To find out the index number, use the Get-WindowsImage cmdlet. For example: Providing a folder path Sources are located on the DVD or ISO file in the following […]
Every time you have to confirm an action, through the natively implemented ShouldProcess method, you get five options: – Yes – Yes to All – No – No to All – and a mysterious “Suspend” option When you select Suspend, you come back to the command line with a double arrow. This means you have […]
I thought the following line of code would make the job. However, despite at first glance it works fine, it has some unexpected consequences: both objects are now bound and any changes made to one of them is also made to the other one. To convince you, try the following script which does followings: Create […]
You may encounter the following error message: This happens because you try to pass the password as a regular string. You must use a secure string instead. For example convert your string with the ConvertTo-SecureString cmdlet. Or, if you use the Read-Host cmdlet, associate it with the AsSecureString parameter.
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