This example shows how to write a Windows PowerShell snap-in that registers specific cmdlets. With this type of snap-in, you specify which cmdlets, providers, types, or formats to register. For more ...

A curated set of PowerShell dotfiles to supercharge your Windows terminal experience. Streamline your workflow, customize your shell environment, and synchronize your settings across devices—all with ...

I use Powershell's "custom-object" command to create custom objects with properties I want to save. But custom-object applies only to one variable. Is it possible to create a custom class, like in ...

This week we continue our exploration of what we can do with PowerShell. If you are just joining us, take a few minutes to get caught up. In the last lesson I demonstrated how to use Select-Object to ...

BurntToast is an open-source PowerShell module that generates standard toast notifications that appear in the bottom-right corner. The module supports Windows 10 and newer versions as well as Windows ...

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You can also set custom types. Only downside is that you need PowerShell v3 or later... but realistically, you should be on the latest, if you value security, automation, efficiency, etc.