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Disk defragmentation in PowerShell

April 29th, 2012 No comments

Introduction I recently posted a function on the blog that allowed you to get disk defragmentation status within PowerShell and promised at the end of that post that I would follow up with a second function that would allow you to perform a disk defragmentation of a volume in PowerShell, this post details that function. [...]

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Get disk defrag status PowerShell

April 24th, 2012 5 comments

Introduction Just over a week ago now at the end of my post on getting files older than a specified time in PowerShell I mentioned I would follow up with a PowerShell function that could be used to get the defragmentation status of disks on multiple machines, this blog post details that function and also [...]

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Get files older than specified time PowerShell

April 11th, 2012 1 comment

Introduction Its been a bit of a dry spell on the blog recently, in fact the last article I wrote was over 2 months ago now on how you can use a VHD in Windows to make your personal data more portable, this latest article on how to get files older than a specified time [...]

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Get the SID of a user or group with PowerShell

February 5th, 2012 1 comment

Introduction This is the first blog article I have wrote for a while now, in fact for various reasons the last article I posted to the blog was just over 2 years ago, however I will now be bringing regular updates to the blog and following the popularity of the article I wrote on getting [...]

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Getting a Files Age in PowerShell

September 27th, 2009 No comments

Introduction In the last article I wrote on PowerShell I talked about how to get the right of a string in PowerShell, in this article I will discuss how to get the age of a file in PowerShell. Get the age of a file in PowerShell To find the age of a file in PowerShell [...]

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