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Create Graphical User Interface PowerShell

Posted on October 9, 2017 by edemilliere
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Create Graphical User Interface PowerShell

Hello,

There a few different ways to build GUI with PowerShell. I demonstrated one previously., today we’ll see a few more. There is two major technologies that you can use. Continue reading →

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Create Input Box PowerShell

Posted on May 9, 2016 by edemilliere
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Create Input Box PowerShell

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If you write script for your help desk or non-initiated PowerShell people, you might want to simplify the PowerShel tools you provide to them. You may still need them to input a username or a mail address as input for your script to run only on a targeted user/mailbox. Continue reading →

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Show-Command works on scripts too

Posted on May 27, 2015 by edemilliere
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Hello,

PowerShell v3 brought us a very nice panel in PowerShell ISE : Continue reading →

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Build GUI with PowerShell

Posted on May 20, 2015 by edemilliere
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Build GUI with PowerShell

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Maybe you’re a PowerShell user, but that’s not the case for every IT Pro. Some of them are very attached to GUI, and refuse to use PowerShell. Maybe your support teams need quick and easy access to automation. Maybe your client want you to build a GUI on top of your PowerShell script. Continue reading →

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Create MessageBox easily with PowerShell

Posted on October 15, 2014 by edemilliere
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Hello,

Hereunder a nice way to create simple messagebox with PowerShell : Continue reading →

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Connect to VM without openning Hyper-V manager GUI

Posted on March 28, 2014 by edemilliere
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Hello,

Hyper-V manager GUI isn’t that fast and responsive, that’s event more true on Hyper-V home lab or on limited hardware host (yes, the ones we use for sandbox environment). So hereunder a PowerShell way to connect to VM with “VMCONNECT” without the GUI :
Continue reading →

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Remote GPUpdate in Windows Server 2012

Posted on February 28, 2014 by edemilliere
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Hello,

A nice new feature of Windows Server 2012 is the ability to trigger “GPUpdate /force”, remotely. You have two options : Continue reading →

Posted in ActiveDirectory, PowerShell | Tagged ActiveDirectory, AD, GPO, GUI, PowerShell, ScheduledTask, Server2012 | Leave a reply

Get open files remote server

Posted on January 28, 2014 by edemilliere
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Get open files remote server

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To get open files on a remote server, you can RDP into it and use the GUI : Continue reading →

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