Under the help section of setspn; Specified is incorrectly spelled.

"-T = perform query on the speicified domain or forest (when
Usage: setspn -T domain (switches and other parameters)"

Being on the Documents folder, PowerShell directory is automatically synced. This uses space from my OneDrive folder, on personal machines, and causes sync to fail, on business machine, because OneDrive Business is scanned and company policy denies executables in there. PowerShell files are not documents and shouldnt be there to start with.

When using Where-Object, it would be convenient if we could simply use the -Contains or -iContains to see if a property contains a value.
For example:

Get-Process | Where-Object ProcessName -iContains "phone"

where the 'i' prefix indicates case insensitivity.

The current method to do the same thing is more verbose:

Get-Process | Where-Object {$_.ProcessName -ilike "phone"}

PowerShell command to run commands inside an RDP session of a user logged on a a RDS server

New-ScheduledTaskTrigger missing option to NOT 'Synchronize across time zones'

The default is to always set it. This should not be an implied default as it creates problem with Daylight Saving etc.

To remove must do as follows which should not be needed:

$str = Get-ScheduledTask -TaskName TESTTASK

$NewTriggers = @()
foreach($trigger in $str.Triggers)
{

if($trigger.StartBoundary -match '\+01:00$')

{

   $Trigger.StartBoundary =  $Trigger.StartBoundary.Substring(0,$Trigger.StartBoundary.Length-6)

}

$NewTriggers += $trigger

}

$str.Triggers = $NewTriggers
Set-ScheduledTask -InputObject $str

Please add switch to disable either through New-ScheduledTaskTrigger or via Set-ScheduledTask

Get-ADGroupMember -Recurse should use LDAPMATCHINGRULEINCHAIN for speed. Currently it's much slower than an equivalent LDAP query.

The following code should not result in the following error message:

$value = ($exception.Message | ConvertFrom-Json -ErrorAction Ignore)


Line |

  25 |  …  = ($exception.Message | ConvertFrom-Json -ErrorAction Ignore) …

     |                             ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

     | Conversion from JSON failed with error: Additional text

     | encountered after finished reading JSON content: C. Path '',

     | line 2, position 0.

There appears to be a bug when using this Cmdlet, where the -ResourceGroupName parameter incorrectly states that the parameter value for the resource group exceeds a length of 90 when a variable is used, i.e. $rgName (string length is actually 19 <CZEU2-APP-NP-RGP-01>. When the hard coded value of: "CZEU2-APP-NP-RGP-01" is used however, the Cmdlet works as designed.

(JOIN-PATH A B C) fails: PositionalParameterNotFound
It should return A\B\C

Currently to start a service on a remote computer, one needs to call Get-Service with its hostname as the -Computername argument and pipe it to Start-Service.

If manipulating services on remote machines is possible, why can't it be done with a single cmdlet?

>get-date

Dienstag, 2. Juni 2020

// So Tuesday, 2nd of June 2020 and should be Cal. week 23

>get-date -uformat %W
22

Am I missing something? this doesn't seem right

Get-Service used to support a ComputerName parameter so that I can connect to a remote server and get the services from there. Is it no longer supported in PS7? I saw a suggestion to run the script remotely on each server where you want to get the services from, which is highly impractical and slow too.

Trying to configure Static mapping using an ExternalIPAddress other than 0.0.0.0
Get us this message:
"Add-NetNatStaticMapping : The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process."
Even though the IP address and port is mapped in "NetNatExternalAddress".

The Set-DNSServerResourceRecord command will not change the "PrimaryServer" field even though it looks like all commands execute just fine.

karena langsung runing sendiri dan langsung jadi

ini sangat praktis dan mudan untuk dimengerti TY

If two (or more) files are present with the exact same content, where file extension is irrelevant also content of file, as long as its the exactly the same; Dism will create a corrupted archive

e.g.

a.txt & b.txt

Content of both files: 0x6c

Shouldn't this be a case for the dedublication? Both files are separeted inside the wim (Both have only 1 link)

https://sourceforge.net/p/sevenzip/discussion/45798/thread/db110477b8/

Format-Hex does not display output with a source of a single zero byte or byte array with a single zero byte:

Repro:

[byte]$byte = 0
$byte | Format-Hex # no value displayed
[byte[]]$bytes = 0
$bytes | Format-Hex # no value displayed

[byte]$byte = 1
$byte | Format-Hex # correct 01 value displayed
[byte[]]$bytes = 1
$bytes | Format-Hex # correct 01 value displayed