Finding Shared Folders with PowerShell?
Listing shared folders and drives with PowerShell is quite handy!
If possible, start PowerShell in administrative mode if the relevant release requires administrative rights!
Get-WmiObject Win32_Share
1. Windows + R
2. Command PowerShell and start with Ctrl + Shift + Enter << administrative mode
3. Command Get-WmiObject Win32_Share
(Image-1) Find out folder releases with PowerShell!
FAQ 21: Updated on: 14 September 2022 06:27
Windows
You can use PowerShell to query, change and list the time zone on all Microsoft Windows OS 1. The time zone commands in PowerShell 2. More tips
The display language in Windows 11, 10, is the display language you have selected, the default language is used by all Windows settings, file explorer,
The command history in PowerShell should be used because it is practical, the integrated command history function is very popular under Windows 11, 10,
In Powershell you can also change and adapt the font and add more, under Windows 11, 10, and MS Server OS, how is no longer a question 1. Use a
It is quite easy to list user accounts via PowerShell with a small command that works under Windows 11, 10, and MS Server operating systems If you run
It is really easy to find out the SHA256 hash value of a file with PowerShell under Windows 11, 10, or MS Server 1. Get SHA256 checksum via PowerShell
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