What’s PowerShell Splatting?
Splatting is a method of passing a collection of parameter values to a command as a unit. PowerShell associates each value in the collection with a command parameter.
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In-depth guides, tutorials and how-tos on Powershell.
The Term ‘else’ is Not Recognized as the Name of a Cmdlet
We’re writing a PowerShell script to join a client into AD. We want to print a message if the computer is joined in Domain in the else clause.
How to Install RSAT (Remote Server Administration Tools) on Windows 10/11
Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) for Windows 10/11 can be installed through multiple ways. We can install it through PowerShell, DISM command line using online method (by connecting to internet), or we can install it in offline mode as well using Feature on Demand package.
Enable PowerShell Remoting on Windows 10/11 with Public Networks
In special cases, to enable remoting on client versions of Windows with public networks, use the SkipNetworkProfileCheck parameter of the Enable-PSRemoting cmdlet. This option creates a firewall rule that allows remote access only from computers in the same local subnet.
How to Use an IP Address in a Remote Command PowerShell Remoting
In some cases, when you run a remote command using PowerShell with IP of a remote host. You got the following error even you’ve configured PSRemoting on both local and remote hosts.
Connecting to Remote Server Failed the WinRM Client Cannot Process the Request
In some cases, you got the below error when run a PowerShell command remotely. Even you’ve enabled PSRemoting on the local and remote hosts.
How to Download the Latest Windows 10/11 ISO Using PowerShell
Fido is a PowerShell script that is primarily designed to be used in Rufus, but that can also be used in standalone fashion, and whose purpose is to automate access to the official Microsoft Windows retail ISO download links as well as provide convenient access to bootable UEFI Shell images.
How to Enable PowerShell Remoting on Workgroup Computers
PowerShell Remoting is a great tool that allows you to connect and run commands on remote computers via WinRM. If computers are joined to the Active Directory domain, then PSRemoting uses Kerberos to authenticate to remote hosts.
Enabling PowerShell Remoting Fails Due to Public Network Connection Type
If the network connection type is set to Public, enabling PowerShell remoting might fail because by default, PowerShell expects domain or private connection types.
How to Change Color of Read-Host Command in PowerShell
You can easily change the color in Write-Host using “-ForegroundColor” parameter but when you tried to use “-ForegroundColor” with Read-Host, it’s not worked and print the “-ForegroundColor” in the Read-Host message as follows: