I am trying to create an isolated computer for USB drive decontamination using a script that scans my USB drive and generates a report in the directory C:ScanReports. However, I am encountering an issue with my code. The problem is that it fails to find the directory C:ScanReports. After analyzing my code line by line to pinpoint the issue, I found that the problem lies here: Get-ChildItem : Cannot find path ‘C:Userskenny:’ because it does not exist.
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I am trying to create an isolated computer for USB drive decontamination using a script that scans my USB drive and generates a report in the directory C:ScanReports. However, I am encountering an issue with my code. The problem is that it fails to find the directory C:ScanReports. After analyzing my code line by line to pinpoint the issue, I found that the problem lies here: Get-ChildItem : Cannot find path ‘C:Userskenny:’ because it does not exist.
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I have a simple ForEach loop

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Hi i have the followign PS script but the output is not how i would like to arrange it, can anyone pelase help get it right please.
Its pollign a txt file for line with Name and Expire and i would like to dispaly this into a CSV with column heading of Name and Expire and have each name and expiry date int hat line to be stored :

Hi i have the followign PS script but the output is not how i would like to arrange it, can anyone pelase help get it right please.
Its pollign a txt file for line with Name and Expire and i would like to dispaly this into a CSV with column heading of Name and Expire and have each name and expiry date int hat line to be stored :

Hi i have the followign PS script but the output is not how i would like to arrange it, can anyone pelase help get it right please.
Its pollign a txt file for line with Name and Expire and i would like to dispaly this into a CSV with column heading of Name and Expire and have each name and expiry date int hat line to be stored :