You can collect the data from the objects output from both cmdlets and then output a custom object containing the properties you want.

Jul 30, 2012 · Should I output to a csv or something different ??? I'm outputting to a file cause I want to have some historical data to look back if neccesary. I'm having a major POSH …

Jul 22, 2012 · I am currently running powershell v 3.0 on a windows 7 x64 box. I am trying to make a script for the first time and have hit a issue. The script is very simple, it uses …

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Is there a way to have the PS script search for all listed file extensions at the same time per folder? I have Alvarado's script running on a smaller sample of data, and it works, but it …

I'd like the script to accept input from Get-ADComputer, Get-Content (of a text file with server names), or from the command line. Right now, I can pass in multiple names from the …

I am calling a cmd file from inside my ps script. inside the cmd file an exception is occurring. I want to pass this back to ps so that I can catch it and write it to my log file.

I want to delete a line from host file upon matching the string and i am using below code..however it keeps adding new line and because of that new contents appear in middle of the host …

If you pipe the output of Get-Process to the Get-Member cmdlet you will see that CPU is a script property being calculated from the totalseconds on the TotalProcessorTime property on the …

I'd test the users in your input file and then create a new output file that only contains the enabled users. Are you able to use a second file or do you have to update the original?