PowerShell - Adding Progress to Long-Running Cmdlets
Sometimes cmdlets take some time, and unless they emit data, the user gets no feedback.
Category: scripting
PowerShell - Executing PowerShell on Computer Lock
PowerShell can respond to system events such as locking or unlocking a session. Here is a fun sample.
PowerShell - Script Signing
Signing a script doesn't mean you're approving or authorizing it, as you might do with a contract or a credit card slip.
PowerShell - Execution Policy
The Restricted execution policy is a default setting for all computers with PowerShell installed. It isn't intended to be something that PowerShell users live with forever.
PowerShell - Remoting
The Windows PowerShell remoting features are supported by the WS-Management protocol and the Windows Remote Management (WinRM) service that implements WS-Management in Windows.
PowerShell - Introduction
PowerShell is a new command shell from Microsoft, based on the Win32 console. It is a command prompt and scripting environment and it can even be both at the same time.