Using powershell I want to set up a scheudled task with a specified (non service account user)
I want to create a schedule task using PowerShell which will create the task with a specified user and set the task to run weather the user is logged in or not and passes in the password.
Using powershell I want to set up a scheudled task with a specified (non service account user)
I want to create a schedule task using PowerShell which will create the task with a specified user and set the task to run weather the user is logged in or not and passes in the password.
Using powershell I want to set up a scheudled task with a specified (non service account user)
I want to create a schedule task using PowerShell which will create the task with a specified user and set the task to run weather the user is logged in or not and passes in the password.
Powershell Get-ADGroupMember and Get-ADUser
please tell me how best to filter out AD users who are in the group and who have been active recently?
Powershell Get-ADGroupMember and Get-ADUser
please tell me how best to filter out AD users who are in the group and who have been active recently?
Get with PowerShell if the local account was changed to a Microsoft account
I have a Windows 10 computer where I created a local user account used by multiple people.
Get with PowerShell if the local acount was changed to a Microsoft acount
I have a Windows 10 computer where I created a local user account used by multiple people. Occasionally, users sign in with their Microsoft accounts, and these accounts remain signed in. I can see the Microsoft account on top in the Settings app, but it is still listed as a local account in the Control Panel. How can I accurately detect if the current user is signed in with a Microsoft account using PowerShell?
Get with PowerShell if the local acount was changed to a Microsoft acount
I have a Windows 10 computer where I created a local user account used by multiple people. Occasionally, users sign in with their Microsoft accounts, and these accounts remain signed in. I can see the Microsoft account on top in the Settings app, but it is still listed as a local account in the Control Panel. How can I accurately detect if the current user is signed in with a Microsoft account using PowerShell?
need to add error level or set variable to PowerShell command
How can I add error levels to the PowerShell command below or set up a variable based on the results.
How to append existing csv file with output of another variable after used column range
I am writing a script to replicate folder and multiple subfolders inside it on two servers. Each folder having multiple files. I wrote below code to compare current folder names and number of files in each from Server1 (source) to Server2 (target where replication is required),