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you misunderstood, I consider myself efficient with powershell, i'm not starting from scratch.

I'm looking for stuff related to scripting for the cloud. I'll have a look at this azure thing you mentioned.

thanks!

hi all, My company is looking into the Cloud for some services and I would like to develop my scripting skills to have a position in that project. Does anyone here can suggest material that I could use to learn stuff regarding scripting for the cloud? I know I'm vague but I'm starting to look into t...

Same result. I honestly cannot understand why my variable returnedValue doesn't contain what should be returned by the Invoke-Command cmdlet. All I see when I display it is: C: $returnedValue = Invoke-Command -ComputerName $env:COMPUTERNAME -ScriptBlock {Get-BitlockerVolume -MountPoint C:} I believe...

hi all, I use a scriptblock to connect to a computer, get some info and store that info into a variable, some basic stuff function Get-BitlockerEncryptionStatus ($DeviceName) { $scriptBlock = { Get-BitlockerVolume -MountPoint "C:" } $Script:BitlockerInfos = Invoke-Command -ComputerName $De...

OK I got it. it was easy!

I changed ShowDialog() to Show() only.

thanks!

hi, I'm creating a GUI where I would like to show some status to the users by showing a new form with mouse_hover event but I do not know how to get rid of it afterwards. here's part of the code to illustrate where I'm at now; $buttonCreation_MouseHover={ Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms ...

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I can easily start another script each time with that sysnative thing but that means I would have to create a script for each function and that is what I want to avoid.

any hint?

Well, looks like I badly explained my situation. In SCCM, when you want to deploy something to a bunch of computers, you create a "package" that is sent to those computers. The package has a command line to execute something. On the computers, there is an agent that receives those instruct...

hi all, aside from dot sourcing, is there some oter way to call a function inside an external file? I know about . .\myfile.ps1, I also know about modules, but in my case, both these options aren't doing what I want. The issue is that I need to force a script to be launched in the 64-bit system from...

WOW!

I already have my third activation!

Your service is outstanding. I'm very happy now. I will be able to sit outside while I work my scripts

Thank you very much, Sapien. You just made my day!