Michael Reinders
Contributor Writer at Petri
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4 days ago |
petri.com | Michael Reinders
Learn how to rename files using PowerShell. This guide covers the basics and a few advanced techniques, including syntax, common examples, the Registry, and even using a PowerToy. The only prerequisites are PowerShell 5.1 or PowerShell 7 or later, and administrator permissions with your logged-in account. The Rename-Item cmdlet is the most common cmdlet used with this function in the command-line world.
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2 weeks ago |
petri.com | Michael Reinders
This step-by-step guide will help you master changing directories in PowerShell and navigating your file system. You will learn how to use basic and advanced techniques to change directories efficiently and streamline your workflow using PowerShell cmdlets like Set-Location, aliases like cd, and path shortcuts. Changing file directories is essential when working with the filesystem in Windows and other operating systems like Linux and macOS.
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2 weeks ago |
shorturl.at | Rabia Noureen |Michael Reinders |Dean Ellerby
Key Takeaways: Microsoft introduces Windows AI Foundry, a new platform to streamline AI development on Windows. The platform unifies access to multiple AI model catalogs and supports the full AI development lifecycle. It offers ready-to-use AI tools and advanced features to simplify building and deploying AI solutions locally. Microsoft has announced a slew of updates to support local AI development on Windows, including the launch of Windows AI Foundry.
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3 weeks ago |
petri.com | Michael Reinders
This guide will explore how to copy files and directories using the PowerShell Copy-Item cmdlet, cover advanced options (like recursion, filtering, and overwrite rules), and discuss performance considerations. Whether you’re a sysadmin or a developer, learn how to streamline your file operations with practical examples and best practices. The Copy-Item cmdlet, built into Microsoft Windows, is the command you use to copy files on your local computer using PowerShell.
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1 month ago |
petri.com | Michael Reinders
Use this guide to help you check your current PowerShell version, update PowerShell from one version to another, run two versions side by side in Windows Terminal, and update PowerShell to the latest revisions. Windows PowerShell has been an essential tool in the IT Pro’s toolbelt. PowerShell 5.1 was introduced back in 2016 with Windows 10 version 1607 and Windows Server 2016.
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#ITPros - Do you need to brush up on your skills changing directories with PowerShell? Read my latest post for some good tips and tricks on navigating your filesystem (and Registry) with #PowerShell. @PetriFeed https://t.co/Z9YihaYEgU
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