Quick Note: The MSI was updated at ~ 4:30pm on day of release. I’ll also be on Hal Rotenberg’s PowerScripting Podcast tonight talking about the PowerShell Pack. I will also be tweeting some cool tidbits about the PowerShell Pack under the tags: #PowerShellPack, #WPK and #IsePack
#Duplicate windows software development kit code
I’ll be posting a lot more about these modules in the next weeks, both here and on Channel9, but you can start exploring the modules now by checking out the PowerShellPack on code gallery. Generates PowerShell scripts, C# code, and P/Invoke Get the users on a system, check for elevation, and start-processaadministrator Get Operating System or Hardware Information Monitor files and folders, check for duplicate files, and check disk spaceĮxplore loaded types, find commands that can work with a type, and explore how you can use PowerShell, DotNet and COM togetherĬonvert, rotate, scale, and crop images and get image metadata List scheduled tasks, create or delete tasks Supercharge your scripting in the Integrated Scripting Environment with over 35 shortcuts.
#Duplicate windows software development kit how to
To get started learning how to write rich WPF UIs in script, check out Writing User Interfaces with WPK. Over 600 scripts to help you build quick user interfaces. Here’s a brief overview:Ĭreate rich user interfaces quick and easily from Windows PowerShell. The PowerShell Pack contains over 800 scripts in 10 different modules. With HDR in Windows, you’ll start to see HDR content when you use your Windows 11 devices as well. If you’ve been looking at the latest TVs and monitors, you’ve probably seen the term HDR more frequently. Today, the Windows 7 Resource Kit should be available in stores, and the PowerShell Pack is available for download on code gallery. As hardware improves, more and more devices can display HDR content.
This collection of scripts became know as the Windows 7 Resource Kit PowerShell Pack. Thanks to Mitch Tulloch (the main author of the Windows 7 Resource Kit) and Ed Wilson ( the Scripting Guy), I was able to collect some of my V2 modules for the companion CD of the resource kit. I’ve discovered how to do many cool things that, as some of my colleagues outside of the PowerShell team have put it, have showed them the Power of PowerShell.Īt each CTP of PowerShell, I’ve tried to share this power of PowerShell here on this blog. With every new script I write in V2 I get more and more amazed by the possibilities in PowerShell. Since I work on the PowerShell team, I’ve been lucky enough to get a couple of years jump start on producing PowerShell V2 scripts and modules.
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