Get-ChildItem is a powershell cmdlet that gets the items and child items in one or more specified locations.
I use a Powershell command to generate a CSV report of certain file types. My goal is to find out …
powershell get-childitemMy goal is to figure out how much space all images on my network drives are taking up. So my …
powershell filesize get-childitemI'm writing a PowerShell script to make several directories and copy a bunch of files together to "compile" some technical …
powershell powershell-2.0 get-childitemI have a project folder called topfolder and I want to find all files in all subfolders that match a …
powershell get-childitemI have a folder on a server called MyFolder. There are additional folders called MyFolder.1, MyFolder.2, MyFolder.3 etc. If I …
powershell filter get-childitemI'm stumped here on what seems to be a simple problem; so sorry for any bone-headed-ness over here. I have …
powershell get-childitemI basically need to set a variable to a folder path without knowing the full path. My issue is I …
powershell filesystems powershell-2.0 get-childitemI am trying to extract each line starting with "%%" in all files in a folder and then copy those lines …
powershell foreach filtering get-childitem select-stringFor a simple example, let's say I have a folder, Root, with three folders in it; Folder1, Folder2, and Folder3. …
powershell directory get-childitemWhy does gci $from -Recurse | copy-item -Destination $to -Recurse -Force -Container not behave in the same way as copy-item $from $…
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