In order to work easily with Powershell commands, you can list them, filter them, or get help for the individual Powershell commands!Contents: 1.) ... Listing with the Powershell Get-Command!
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(Image-1) List all Powershell commands on MS Windows OS! |
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2.) Filter some of the commands with the Get-Command!
With the command
Get-Command -Name *copy*
you can clearly filter all PowerShell commands, here in the example all with the term "copy" in the name
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(Image-2) Find a Powershell command via filter on MS Windows OS! |
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3.) Help for the individual PowerShell commands!
If you use Get-Help before the command in question, you can get helpful information about the Powershell command in question!
For example:
Get-Help Get-Process
(Image-3) Powershell commands help file to command and Syntax! |
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FAQ 9: Updated on: 9 May 2022 16:17