I was recently faced with a problem, I wanted needed CMTrace to read a logfile from one of my scripts on a computer that didn't have it. As a tangent, a friend of mine has a great logging script available here, it won't write in the CMTrace format by default but you can ask it…
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Powershell counting to $null instead of 1
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Running ForEach in parallel on Windows Powershell 5 (and older)
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Use Powershell to create a "fake" program in the programs and features list for indexing purposes
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How to read the manifest of an appx package file using Powershell
Reading the manifest of an installed appx package is easy, however today a colleague of mine was working on a custom install script for appx packages and quickly found out that Microsofts Get-AppxPackageManifest can't be used on an actual appx file. Some quick testing later and we now have an extended version of the function…
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Building Powershell GUIs that won't freeze when you use them
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