KangaJack

This is a great way to find duplicates. However, I have a significant number of small files (over 100,000) that I’m trying to scan. So for them, filesize is a good enough indicator to move them and investigate further. But I can’t seem to modify what you’ve got above to just use filesize. It finds the duplicates, and opens the selection window, but the move command fails because the Path is blank or null. What am I doing wrong?
Here’s my command:
Get-ChildItem -Path “C:MyFiles” -Filter *.jpg -File -Recurse `
| Group -Property Length | where { $_.Count -gt 1 } `
| foreach { $_.Group | select Path, Name, Length } `
| Out-GridView -Title “Select files to move to R:Dupes” -PassThru `
| Move-Item -Destination “R:Dupes” -Force -Verbose

Is there a powershell command that can be pushed out for force the recovery key to be sync’ed with the computer account in AD? We currently use a script to activate bitlocker, set the PIN, require TPM and then push the recovery key to AD, but previously, it was all manually done and there are computers out in our environment that do not have their recovery keys in AD.

Hi Sir,

Thank you for this tutorial. Please can you help me with deleting first 4 rows in xlsx while importing.

Hi I think my latest comment didn’t get posted.
If I run it like this I can run it for several computers :

Invoke-Command -FilePath D:-facundoStart-Cleanup.ps1 -ComputerName computer1, computer2, computer3, etc

This will run without issue.
But when I try to set it with a variable ($VMs) and foreach and invoke It won’t work.

Error:
New-PSSession: A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument ‘computername’

Hi, Yes. I can even run for a couple if I run it like this

Invoke-Command -FilePath D:-facundoStart-Cleanup.ps1 -ComputerName Computer1, Computer2, Computer3, etc.

If I run it like that it will clean all computers after ComputerName without issue.
But when I try to add a variable for bulk computers and, use Invoke and foreach It doesn’t work.

Error:
New-PSSession: A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument ‘computername’

Hello. Thank you very much for the article. It is really helpful.
I wanted to ask you something. Perhaps you can help.
I have a ps1 file. A function.
I am trying to make it run against several remote computers. I am trying to use invoke-command to achieve this but it is not working.
This how I am trying to run it. Can you please tell me if this is OK or how you would run it?

$VMS= get-content “D:-facundoVMS.txt”

foreach ($V in $VMS) {Invoke-Command -computername $v -FilePath D:-facundoStart-Cleanup.ps1}

Thank you for your reply ( 9 Months is not a time!). However you didn’t answer my question. Maybe you intended to answer another thread, and the text just slipped just in here.
I repeat my question: Does this all work, when execution policy is set to AllSigned per GP?
Essence is: do digitally signed PS scripts work with Ansible?

Hi Brandon,

Thank you for the wonderful insight.
I run ansible playbook and used all the modules like- win_command/shell/powershell or win_mapped_drive to map and unmap . Task runs successfully but it doesn’t map/unpad the drive in the server.
Ansible ver is 2.7.7
WIn ver – 10

What are all the other ways to accomplish this task.

Thank you

Set-Location AD: