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Month: October 2016

Quick tip: Open explorer at location

Posted on October 13, 2016 by Øyvind Kallstad in PowerShell

If you need to open Windows Explorer from your current location while working in PowerShell, simply use this command: (more…)

Using custom Functions and Types in PowerShell Runspaces

Posted on October 1, 2016 by Øyvind Kallstad in PowerShell

When working on improving the performance of a PowerShell script, going from a single threaded to a multi threaded script will almost certainly give you a good performance boost. Boe Prox have an excellent module for this, called PoshRSJob which you can download from the PowerShell Gallery. (more…)

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