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Emanuel Halapciuc commented on
Display the progress of long-running tasks in PowerShell with Show-Progress instead of Write-Progress 5 hours, 7 minutes agoHi, Jonathan.
Well, before it's recognised, you need to copy/paste the code from this article in your PowerShell window. To always have it available, you can save it as a script and reference it, you can copy it in your PowerShell Profile, or you can save it in a (new or existing) PowerShell module.
I hope this helps. Emanuel0Jonathan Seymour commented on
Display the progress of long-running tasks in PowerShell with Show-Progress instead of Write-Progress 5 hours, 10 minutes agoShow-Progress not recognised as a command on my system with PS 5.1?
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Emanuel Halapciuc wrote a new post,
Display the progress of long-running tasks in PowerShell with Show-Progress instead of Write-Progress 22 hours, 34 minutes agoThe Show-Progress function provides a nice, compact way to display the progress of longer-running tasks in PowerShell. You can use it as a replacement for Write-Progress. While this has the advantage of being a "native" cmdlet with a few options to customize the progress of tasks, it occupies a bit of real estate in the PowerShell window (the upper portion of the console), sometimes hiding interesting information. The Show-Progress function is only a single line of text, at the current cursor position, and does not hide any output or status messages from other commands.
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SecretsManagement module for PowerShell: Save passwords in PowerShell 2 days, 17 hours agoAhhh, this was my main question as well after reading the article. Was hoping for a secure way to pass secrets to scripts that run automatically via scheduled task when no one is here. Unfortunately I work in offline environments too so they cloud options won't work for me unless AZ KeyVault can be brought into such an environment.
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Jeff Brown commented on
Sort Exchange and Office 365 mailboxes by size with PowerShell 6 days, 9 hours agoCheck out this link, haven't tried it myself but since Exchange Online is a remote PS session, might help:
powershell - Exchange Get-MailboxFolderStatistics FolderSize to MB - Stack Overflow
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Sort Exchange and Office 365 mailboxes by size with PowerShell 6 days, 17 hours agoAre you aware of a similar method for Get-MailboxFolderStatistics? I would often use this command searching for FolderSize to get a list of folder sizes for users to determine where the bulk of their emails are located.
0Daniel Schueler commented on
Deploy a Windows 10 multi-app kiosk with Microsoft Endpoint Manager Configuration Manager (MEMCM) and PowerShell 1 week agoI’m having an issue with the removable storage portion of the provisioning XML. I configured mine the exact same as yours and the downloads folder shows up but not the removable storage. The more confusing part is if I set it to v3:no restrictions I lose all folder access entirely
I am on W10 Edu v20H2 and can post more info if it would help.
0If you use the Az module for PS you don't need to perform a merge:
$Subscriptions = Get-AzSubscription | foreach {$_ | Set-AzContext | Out-Null Get-AzRoleAssignment | select DisplayName,SignInName,RoleDefinitionName,@{N="SubId";E={((get-azcontext).Subscription).Id}},@{N="SubName";E={((get-azcontext).Subscription).Name}} }0Daniel commented on
Deploy a Windows 10 multi-app kiosk with Microsoft Endpoint Manager Configuration Manager (MEMCM) and PowerShell 1 week agoLog into the PC with an admin account, open up 'Settings > Accounts > Access work or school' and then select 'Add or remove a provisioning package' and remove the installed provisioning package.
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Using Windows PowerShell with Ansible 1 week, 2 days agohi
how can we create an inventory file with list of ips of the target machines using powershellin Ansible machine?is there a way.0christoph commented on
Read and write Excel spreadsheets with the ImportExcel PowerShell module 1 week, 6 days agoHonestly, this article could be great (you are writing a very good style and English), if it described at least a few practical examples on how to actually use the cmdlets of the ImportExcel-Module.
How to read specific cells?
How to read from specific rows/columns?
How to read only cells with values in them?
How to use the values of rows/columns, e.g.:$data = Import-Excel -file 'xyz.xlsx' -header $true
ForEach ($line In $data) {
$ColumnA = $data.ColumnA
$ColumnB = $data.ColumnB
$ColumnN = $data.ColumnN
<do something with it>
}And so much more.
It's quite a pity but this is basically an article about the sheer existance of ImportExcel.
0The Powershell command failed to install.
Add-WindowsCapability failed. Error code = 0x8024500cTemporary disabling WUServer in the registry solved it for me:
regedit
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicrosoftWindowsWindowsUpdateAU
UseWUServer -> 0
net stop wuauserv && net start wuauserv from cmd0That's not an option for you in later versions of .Net
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.statusbar?view=netcore-3.1
But you can use a StatusStrip https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.statusstrip?view=net-5.0 (not sure how similar it is graphically)
David F.
0I've been using this method for a while now and it was working fine. With PowerShell 7 though, I'm now getting the error "Cannot find type [System.Windows.Forms.StatusBar]: verify that the assembly containing this type is loaded." Is there a new way to do this? Thanks!
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Emanuel Halapciuc commented on
Import Microsoft Defender Firewall rules from an Excel sheet with PowerShell in Windows 10 3 weeks agoHi, Olivier.
Thanks for the clarification. Don't worry, English is not my native language, either. And yes, I do like to use descriptions. I find them as important as comments in scripts.
For groups you can use a prefix or suffix like U-Something, Something-DL, etc.
Fortunately, I have been blessed with working in single-domain environments. But I still favour/use group suffixes like -RO and -RW for read-only or read-write access. It just makes life a bit easier for me.
Cheers. Emanuel
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Import Microsoft Defender Firewall rules from an Excel sheet with PowerShell in Windows 10 3 weeks agoHi Emanuel
My last remark was not a "bullet", just I really appreciate when the description Property is filled. How many times i've lot of groups with similar names (naming convention) but I had to scratch my head to figure out what exactly this group is used (looking at the group type Universal, Global or Domain Local, and MemberOf and Members)
Sorry for my poor english, it's not my native language (it's not an excuse, just an explanation) 🙂
Regards
Olivier
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Brandon Lee wrote a new post,
ScriptRunner Portal Edition: Manage PowerShell scripts throughout your organization 3 weeks agoManaging PowerShell across an organization can be difficult. ScriptRunner Portal Edition R1 is a PowerShell management platform with a new web portal for PowerShell script administration.
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