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Ok, I'll try to use also Win32_Volume format method…. All I need this because I have to erase the data on the partitions of many pc that need to be scrapped. Two questions: 1. You can also apply a...
View ArticleNotify me of follow-up replies via email stopped working for me
Hello All, I'm not getting any emails for replies on post where I've posted a reply anymore for about 4 weeks now. My email address hasn't changed, I've checked my junk email folder several times...
View ArticleReply To: Notify me of follow-up replies via email stopped working for me
New topic emails come from a different service, so they're not useful as a troubleshooting indicator. It's likely the mails are being blocked, possibly at a higher level (e.g., ISP level or FOLP,...
View ArticleHyper-V cmdlets in Windows Server 2012 R2
I downloaded the Codeplex ones but I have to reinstall the module every time I open a new PS window. Are there no native Hyper-V cmdlets in WS2K12 R2? If there is, how do you enable/load them?
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You need to either have Hyper-V installed or the RSAT tools for Hyper-V installed to get access to the cmdlets.
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Don, thanks for the quick response. I'll continue to investigate why Outlook.com is completely blocking these emails instead of moving them into my junk email folder where I can see them. Best, Daniel
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Formatting a partition does not protect your data. You can download free tools to get data off a formatted drive. Through OS Depoyment, we've formatted drives, put a new OS on there and used utilities...
View ArticleReply To: Hyper-V cmdlets in Windows Server 2012 R2
You can also use a profile (help about_profile*) to automatically load a desired module into memory each time you open a new shell window. That said, you *should* have modules installed in one of the...
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In reality this is just a information is not strictly necessary …. there are no sensitive data would be sufficient to delete/format the partitions. You can also do this for the active partition (C :)?
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Add-WindowsFeature RSAT-Hyper-V-Tools -IncludeAllSubFeature
View ArticleReply To: Powershell Ruan As Administrator
@Alexander Johansson I'm sorry, I'm testing your solution but finding a security issue: Could not load file C: \ Users \ test \ Desktop \ New Folder \ prova1.ps1. The execution of scripts is disabled...
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Reply To: Generate new path and append (number)
@Adam, I don't think you understand what I'm trying to accomplish. I'm automating a process, specifically in Word and auto filling out a form. I open a template and try to save the file to...
View ArticleExecution script powershell in macro excel/word
Hi, you can run a powershell script in a macro excel / word? If you are, you can see an example of application … Thanks!
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No, not really. The most you could possibly do is have them run the PowerShell.exe executable, and feed it the name of a script to run. Office's macro language is a lot older than PowerShell.
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Converted to a function. See attached, the pre tag or standard text was playing hell with my comment-based help XML. Comments\Improvements welcome… Attachments:You must be logged in to view attached...
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No. You'd be in the OS running the command and trying to delete the OS. Assuming the command doesn't have a measure to not allow you to wipe the SYSTEM partition, it would start wiping the OS and...
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I believe the last part of this script http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Powershell-script-to-e4df3bae does just that. Basically you're looking at lines 79-83 of this script: $DriveLetter = "k"...
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Right click the taskbar in WIndows 7 select properties. The 2nd drop down on the screen that says always combine . . . Change that to combine only when full That may help some. Also you could use...
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hmmm Get-Process | Where-Object {$_.StartTime} | Sort-Object StartTime -Descending | Select-Object ProcessName,Id,StartTime | Format-Table -AutoSize You could sort them by the order of most recently...
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