Trying to break some of the stereotypes that still exist in IT and the coding world, I'm also a competitive powerlifter\\bodybuilder and work as a Server Administrator. On this channel we're going to be doing some tutorials for PowerShell, python and other languages, some tech reviews.
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this is great thank you! ... would it be possible to do a video regarding how to prompt the user to capture their privileged credentials that need to be passed through to an PowerShell Universal app? ... e.g. lets say you have PSU app that allows a helpdesk to look up active directory details, but in order to make any changes that needs to be done with a privileged account. How do you capture those privileged credentials when the app first loads, to then be used throughout any of the APIs for changing AD objects etc?
I was under the impression that "Methods" were something distinct from a function or cmdlet. Am i missing something?
Really good! But can you show how to set up step by step an embedded AI in Visual Studio that help me to code in PowerShell and Python?
this is fairly complicated. I have installed itext and I still get error messages about add-type coult not load the following assemblies Add-Type -Path "C:\Program Files\PackageManagement\NuGet\Packages\itext.8.0.4\lib et461\itext.io.dll" Add-Type -Path "C:\Program Files\PackageManagement\NuGet\Packages\itext.8.0.4\lib et461\itext.kernel.dll" Add-Type -Path "C:\Program Files\PackageManagement\NuGet\Packages\itext.commons.8.0.4\lib et461\itext.commons.dll" Would you be able to share your sample code for this example?
thank u
awesome
thank u for the video
I take it you never found out how to get the touchpad working on Windows Server Standard 2022, running on a laptop.
Hi jackedprogrammer I've been playing around with different scripts based on this excellent tutorial, but I am wondering if it's possible to hide one or more columns in the datagrid, but still be able to refer to the col.value in other fields, just like your services sample. When selecting row from the datagrid it should display the "hidden" column value together with i.e. Service name and -state in the form below the datagrid. I've been trying with dg.columns[x].visibility but can't get it to work.
This is super handy. Thank you so much. I've had so many instances where I need a one liner from my terminal history. I'll be using this! Big fan of your videos because it seems like the stuff you show is practical and applicable. This is a prime example of that. Keep it up!✌Thank you!
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Still relevant, and excellent content! One thing to note: You'll want to change the following variable in the GetDetails function: replace $var_lblName.Content=$details.Name with $var_lblName.Content=$details.DisplayName. DisplayName will show the friendly name. Thank you for making these videos!
I’m Looking forward to the secret vault lesson!
Jacked Credentials!! I use Get-Credential to test creds on our environment, but the .GetNetworkCredential() function was new info to me though. Love your powershell tips for sysadmins 💪
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What Does The Self Stand For ?
Still Really Great Videos! But Cant We Just Use Awnser = random.randint(1, 10) To Get A Number Between 1 And 10 Without Using Math Module?
Nice! But Using from customModule import * Saves Time (You Dont Need To Type The cm.)
Great! Keep It Up!!🙃
What are you working with right now?
Hi, First and foremost, thank you for your time and effort. We all learn a lot from you! Unfortunately, I am one of those people who is not yet fully proficient with PowerShell, but I am eager to learn. Perhaps you could create a separate series for people like me? Maybe include more practical exercises that we can use in real-life scenarios, especially for 1st or 2nd line IT? Thank you in advance for your response.
Great!!!
Really Great Videos, But Can Anyone Explain What The ** In The Cube Func Does?
How can we cast an Array as ArrayList?
In Russia we got fking sanctions and Microsoft no longer be presented and working here. We move to Linux and really bad developing our own languages as well.
Not that you as an individual can do much about it, but those sanctions are in place for a very good reason, and I'm sure you know exactly what I'm talking about. 😎
keep going man ...
Learned PowerShell a couple years ago, started off watching John Savil's master class on youtube, then found you and learned even more! I use powershell literally every single day at my job. There have been projects that would have been an utter pain in the ass for IT in my company if not for my knowledge of Powershell. I have used exchange powershell to do hundreds of automations, microsoft graph also hundreds of times, vmware powershell to bulk update the NICs on nearly 100 servers, OKTA powershell (this one is new), powershell scripts for Certificate Authorities / renewing certs, generating reports for nearly any system, backing up Bitlocker keys to AD for the entire domain, installing software, uninstalling software, configuring software, managing static groups, dynamic groups, managing m365 licenses, automating the employee new hire / departure process, automating the membership of our UAT test groups, creating reports on fileshares and reports about missing files in archival data... and so much more...
Thank you for the amazing video. I am learning a lot from your videos. I think you should invest in sound equipment. There are a lot of cheap options out there. Video quality = sound 90: visual 10.
PowerShell has its merit. It's not a be-all-end-all language but for what it can do it's very powerful.
You have a very bad fan noise on this video. Maybe a powershell script calling ffmpeg noise canceling perhaps?
I am a developer and I say it is very important! I use the terminal for everything possible. Knowing powershell helps a lot. Powershell 7 is amazing and cross platform. I use it on Arch Linux and Windows.
How do you handle CSV Column Names with spaces and other characters? Do you put each column name in quotes (double or single)?
Mine is behaving differently. At 18:01, if I run the two (import and get-help) individually, I get the custom help. However, if I run the entire module (>F5< or Play), I get the Configuration function list and a list of various info (description: (@{.Text=Description of Get-Configuration}}, syntax: ..., inputTypes: ..., etc. These are in Green, as is the function list column titles. Once that list is finished, the module ends. I don't get any of the custom help information. Looking outside the video (Google), I can't find a reason why the behavior is different between running the function individually and as part of process flow. ???
A bit slow and tedious, but good info. One thing, though; I noticed you always highlight the entire code by hand and then click on Run Section icon. Anyone watch, don't forget that you can click on the Play icon (just to left of Run Section icon, or press >F5< to run the entire code (it that's what you want to do). I'm a keyboard shortcut person - faster than dealing with a separate device. I did like that this GUI allows you to run an individual line, or group of lines, without having to wade through the entire list of previous commands. Your comment toward the end about double being larger, but not a big deal made me feel really old :) I remember (back in the day around, 1712 .. maybe 1579?), where data type could be critical for some larger programs because RAM was so limited - counting the bits for variables and line of code could make or break a project. Not something I miss :)
I just have a question. How do you remove elements in the middle of Arraylist? The command I used didn't work. $mylist2 = [System.Collections.ArrayList]@(0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) [void]$mylist2.RemoveRange(3, 8) The error is this Exception calling "RemoveRange" with "2" argument(s): "Offset and length were out of bounds for the array or count is greater than the number | of elements from index to the end of the source collection." However if I use 0 as the first index it works. but any other index apart from 0 fails. Do we also have negative indexing in arraylist? Thanks
How do you lcear the entire history in Powershell? I did Clear-History but when I press the up arrow it's all still there.
Great set of videos thank you! Would love to see one incorporating this using forms to dynamically choose the filters for the data set.
History of all not session based
Nice tip!
Very useful stuff
Right on time. Lots of thing I have learned, thanks ❤
i am trying to create a tool to use with this powershell dashboard to retrieve sccm device data, and i am currently having trouble to find a way to integrate sccm module with PSU. do you have any idea how to this?
Do you have an example of creating a script to take the table output of an existing command and create the objects so that they are formatted into a CSV? For example alot of powershell commands print to screen the output but I would like to develop the understanding and skill to create my own script to format that data to CSV....So that I can also eventually take that CSV and save it as an xlsx file.
Found a solution - Use the Select-Object -Property command to get data from previous command outputs to then be able to Pipe those as object properties and values into a CSV file.
Hey dude, just wanted to tell you that your videos are very, very good! :)
For those who may be having issues with drivers, check what version of windows your windows server installation is based on, then simply download and install drivers for your laptop based on that version of windows.
Is this the way to install WSL now, or is via the Microsoft Store the preferred way?
From a text file I want to import the information into an Excel box to fill in certain set fields. Is it possible to do that?. Thanks!
Very concise and too the point. Shed a lot of light on loops for me. Much thanks!
Good instructions. Quick question, can I still use the dataset to look at the data even after the sql connection is closed? ....or do I need to throw that into a variable first? Thx
The execute command that was used at 23:47 is very similar to how you execute a bash script. I just started learning bash scripting yesterday.