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Power shell and windows 7
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power shell is installed on windows 7 and 2008 R2 by default(for 2008 the console shows the ps editor is installed as a feature)
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where is ps located on windows
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start \ programs \ accessories
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ISE
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Integrated script enviorment
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dir
cls |
directory listing
clear screen |
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commandlets
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two part name command
get-process get-help |
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get-history cmd
alias ? |
list of command line history
alias for get-history is h |
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Invole-History #num
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runs a command form the get-history list, where num is the number of the cmd in the history list
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get-process process name
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get the process
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get-process notepad | stop-process
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gets all processes with name notepad and stops them
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get-process notepad | stop-process -WhatIf
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the ps console will let us know what will happen if we run the cmd
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get-process | stop-process
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stops all processes on the machine
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Get-services
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list of services
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How to fix this error?
File C:\scripts\test.ps1 cannot be loaded because the execution of scripts is disabled on this system. Please see "get- help about_signing" for more details. At line:1 char:19 + c:\scripts\test.ps1 <<<< |
Get-ExecutionPolicy
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned Get-Help About_Signing |
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If you actually want to execute that string value (that is, if you want to run the script whose path is enclosed in double quotes) you need to preface the path with the Call operator (the ampersand). You know, like this:
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& "C:\My Scripts\Test.ps1"
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Run a powershell script from Start.. Run
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powershell.exe -noexit c:\scripts\test.ps1
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Execute powershell script from cmd prompt
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powershell -File test.ps1
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