python (65.1k questions)

javascript (44.2k questions)

reactjs (22.7k questions)

java (20.8k questions)

c# (17.4k questions)

html (16.3k questions)

r (13.7k questions)

android (12.9k questions)

Questions - powershell-3.0

Use PowerShell to check the box to "Remove this item if it is no longer applied" option behavior in Group Policy preferences

I have been exploring using PowerShell to inject a few RegKeys and settings into GPOs and have it pretty much figured out, all except how to check the box for the "Remove this item if it is no lo...
test-img

NuckinFutz

powershell

registry

powershell-3.0

powershell-4.0

gpo

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

The GroupPolicy module does not allow these settings to be checked. The same goes for Item-level targeting etc. You can use a third party powershell module (sdmsoftware something) to do things like th...
test-img

Thomas

ParseExact to convert string to date format

I have a csv file with date column format as below. How can i use ParseExact command to convert to date format to compare with current date. Thu Oct 28 09:40:54 WEST 2021 Sun Mar 20 07:23:44 WET 2022...
test-img

Enigma

powershell

powershell-3.0

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

As Jeroen Mostert commented, you need to parse out the TimeZone abbreviations and get the UTC offset from that so you can convert the strings to dates you can compare. Below does this by using a switc...
test-img

Theo

Ping and Install applications for multiple PCs

I hope someone can help me with the following script: The script I built works for 1 computer. It asks the user to enter the computer name, and It will check if the computer is ONLINE, if it is it wi...
test-img

Miguel

powershell

powershell-2.0

powershell-3.0

powershell-4.0

powershell-remoting

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

You can do that easily with a Foreach-Loop. U need a File with the pc's u wanna install the application. maybe .txt or .csv Then u can just address it in a foreach. something like that: $InputFile = '...
test-img

nikibon

Not able to display Java version using PowerShell Script

I am writing Powershell script, which will essentially be a menu driven utility for doing random tasks. One of the feature includes, to display java version. I am using REPLto have it in continues loo...
test-img

Prateek Jaiswal

powershell

powershell-3.0

azure-powershell

powershell-4.0

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

Unlike direct use of commands in scripts and functions, methods in PowerShell custom classes must use return in order to produce output (and the method must declare a suitable return type). Similarly,...
test-img

mklement0

Posts

Questions

Blogs

Jobs