Yeah but what most people think of when they think of these commands is: "But I can just create the file without using Powershell. What good does those commands do?" People are more into commands they wouldn't ordinarily do on their comnputer, things that can make things easier for them or automation etc.
You can toggle to turn on Defender in the Virus & Threat protection tab in settings to run concurrently. I re-ran the start-mpscan and it worked just fine.
Thanks for the video. For such simple tasks, PS solutions seem quite verbose. I have used linux-like utilities, ported to Windows for years for such tasks. I suspect that this approach for PS is needed for the more complicated tasks that it is capable of.
Okay, my mistake. I could simply be using aliases and things would be much simpler. Also, the verb-noun system is consistent for the number of things PS is capable.
@@corkerydan I use both bash (mostly zsh and fish now, I suppose) and PS daily. Basically, they both require different mindsets and I have trouble swapping between them, as I sometimes forget you can do x or y in one or the other. But with tab autocompletion and aliases it's really not too bad, and PS's verbosity makes it very clear and intuitive to see what's going on. I like both, but it took me being forced to use it before I started to enjoy PS.
Hi Ma'am! Hope all is good. Just wanted to ask how do you quickly go to a child directory without typing all the parent directories with the absolute path method. I believe before you can use the Drive:/~ / target using the ~symbol as a wildcard if I'm not wrong. Because I have a working folder which is on a folder structure with too many parents and I want to change directories quickly without having to type all of the parents above. Below is my folder structure. I would know if a shortcut is possible in Powershell without having to type all parents. Something like this F:/~ /24NODE JS but this is not working F:\TO STUDY\WEB DEVELOPER\WEB DEVELOPER BOOTCAMP\AON_WEB DEVELOPER BOOTCAMP Colt\24 NODE JS
If you mean that, starting in F:\, you want to be able to cd into that deep folder with a wildcard to represent all folders in between, I don't think it's possible. It would be ridiculously resource intensive to implement that kind of syntax on any drive with substantial structure, though you could create a custom function to do it and then only run it when you know in advance the drive has relatively few directories. You could also navigate to the folder in the File Explorer and type "powershell" + Enter in the Address Bar.
There isn't any wild card like this which I know, however you can copy the full URL and then paste it and delete the folders which you are going to skip. It will save you from typing the whole address again and again. Hope this helps.
@@DeWalt1845 those are extremely useful, but I assume she's sticking to powershell syntax. Those are shorthand aliases for the same powershell command. It's useful for people moving from windows command line to powershell, or even linux terminal to powershell. Get-ChildItem can be called with either "dir" or "ls".
When you install a third-party security suite Windows Defender automatically gets disabled. However, when you uninstall that Defender gets reactivated. Will try to come up with a solution and post a video on it. By the way, why do you want to disable Defender permanently? It is not best but it is better than nothing.
@@WindowsChimp Cause I am the best Windows Defender. For me, Windows Security is useless. I don't need all that processes running in the background. I am a simple user of Windows not a company. I have nothing to hide or to protect.
@Computer User Once I got Windows 10 I did not like it, mainly because accessing routine settings and such was no longer a one or two-step process. An Operating System shouldn’t be something you have to relearn every couple of months. My desktop have Windows 7 on it and I wanted to keep it that way. At some point Microsoft decided they were going to update me to W10 whether I liked it or not. I’ve used and suggested Microsoft products since at least as far back as 1985 so I’m not new to using a computer. In fact if I could I’d go back to the days of MS-DOS and typing commands at a prompt, at least then you could find a book that listed all the commands and parameters.
![Windows PowerShell [01] Introduction](/img/n.gif)
Thank you for speaking English correctly. So refreshing!
Thanks! Brilliant and simple, exactly what i needed.
Yeah but what most people think of when they think of these commands is: "But I can just create the file without using Powershell. What good does those commands do?" People are more into commands they wouldn't ordinarily do on their comnputer, things that can make things easier for them or automation etc.
Great video, I'm new to powershell but found this really helpful. Thanks :)
You can toggle to turn on Defender in the Virus & Threat protection tab in settings to run concurrently. I re-ran the start-mpscan and it worked just fine.
This looks promising, I might subscribe. I have an automation project in mind that PS might be the answer.
Very good content, apprecaited. Set-Location c:\Test2
Well done. Thank you.
Outstanding Tips
Thanks i really did want to mess with the PowerShell
I thought powershell was supposed to be easier to use >_< Thank you for the information :D
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Good Stuff
You earned a subscriber 😊
Thanks.. Very helpful
Glad it helped
This is really useful
this is used for "for task automation and configuration management". can you give practical examples of such uses?
Will do sure in our upcoming videos, subscribe to the channel :)
Actually your sounds seems Great👍👏
very good introduction ..nice and easy to learn thanks
so used to linux, this is garbage lol
Lol, PS already uses aliases for linux commands and dos commands. This video is useless and 4 yrs old.
Amazing
Is this a voice bot or a real person? Very clear 10/10 two thumbs way up
Real Person, Thanks :)
@@WindowsChimp what a very strange thing to just completely lie about
Thanks for the video. For such simple tasks, PS solutions seem quite verbose. I have used linux-like utilities, ported to Windows for years for such tasks. I suspect that this approach for PS is needed for the more complicated tasks that it is capable of.
Okay, my mistake. I could simply be using aliases and things would be much simpler. Also, the verb-noun system is consistent for the number of things PS is capable.
@@corkerydan I use both bash (mostly zsh and fish now, I suppose) and PS daily. Basically, they both require different mindsets and I have trouble swapping between them, as I sometimes forget you can do x or y in one or the other. But with tab autocompletion and aliases it's really not too bad, and PS's verbosity makes it very clear and intuitive to see what's going on. I like both, but it took me being forced to use it before I started to enjoy PS.
where is the link to advanced PowerShell commands? searched for it but did not find it?
Hi, When I type net session in Powershell, it shows me an SMB connections. Is there a way I can show SSH connection from PowerShell?
Good .. it should be bit slow
how can I get a list of running apps under categories of Apps in TaskManger
IO meter application need to run automation after Power On the motherboard. Can you please post the code.
Obrigado! Ótimo vídeo
Anyone else learn bash first and now trying to get good with PowerShell?
Omg, this shows how linux commands are simple
@Michael Pilger yes, I compared
@Michael Pilger then why did you said that
CD > Set-Location
Hi, one question, I have a folder named ''30 - Miscellaneous'', how can I use the Get-ChildItem command when my folder includes the "-" symbol?
Take a shot every time she says DASH!
You can run PS Cmdlets without "DASH" by creating your own alias for it (or use existing alias).
Are you trying to kill people? :D
put "wininit" in on administrator and you get a bsod
what is the command for restricting modifications
Basic Powershell Commands :- czcams.com/video/BUxj1oAF4zU/video.html
Space...Dash....Space....Dach....Space...Dash....
That 13 one is'nt working it shows it does not recognise this as a comment
One process, two processes.
Hi Sir,
How can I use power shell to write down PC Lock time and PC unlock time in any of the text applications?
Hi Ma'am! Hope all is good. Just wanted to ask how do you quickly go to a child directory without typing all the parent directories with the absolute path method. I believe before you can use the Drive:/~ / target using the ~symbol as a wildcard if I'm not wrong. Because I have a working folder which is on a folder structure with too many parents and I want to change directories quickly without having to type all of the parents above. Below is my folder structure. I would know if a shortcut is possible in Powershell without having to type all parents. Something like this F:/~ /24NODE JS but this is not working
F:\TO STUDY\WEB DEVELOPER\WEB DEVELOPER BOOTCAMP\AON_WEB DEVELOPER BOOTCAMP Colt\24 NODE JS
If you mean that, starting in F:\, you want to be able to cd into that deep folder with a wildcard to represent all folders in between, I don't think it's possible. It would be ridiculously resource intensive to implement that kind of syntax on any drive with substantial structure, though you could create a custom function to do it and then only run it when you know in advance the drive has relatively few directories.
You could also navigate to the folder in the File Explorer and type "powershell" + Enter in the Address Bar.
There isn't any wild card like this which I know, however you can copy the full URL and then paste it and delete the folders which you are going to skip. It will save you from typing the whole address again and again. Hope this helps.
That slowly zooming screen was messing with my head. LOL Thought I was getting light headed for a minute there.
1:10 sounds fishy 😂
Windows should adopt the POSIX commands instead of that too complicated ones
is this for work and game ?
it was just audioDoc
Set-path? You can just cd lol
Or #4? New-Item -ItemType Directory instead of just 'mkdir'
@@DeWalt1845 those are extremely useful, but I assume she's sticking to powershell syntax. Those are shorthand aliases for the same powershell command. It's useful for people moving from windows command line to powershell, or even linux terminal to powershell. Get-ChildItem can be called with either "dir" or "ls".
Thanks, the PS commands are absolutly too long so not convenience, I use the Linux commands instead
Mhm. How to Disable permanently Windows Defender in Windows 10
When you install a third-party security suite Windows Defender automatically gets disabled. However, when you uninstall that Defender gets reactivated. Will try to come up with a solution and post a video on it.
By the way, why do you want to disable Defender permanently? It is not best but it is better than nothing.
@@WindowsChimp Cause I am the best Windows Defender. For me, Windows Security is useless. I don't need all that processes running in the background. I am a simple user of Windows not a company. I have nothing to hide or to protect.
@Computer User , me too.
@Computer User Once I got Windows 10 I did not like it, mainly because accessing routine settings and such was no longer a one or two-step process.
An Operating System shouldn’t be something you have to relearn every couple of months. My desktop have Windows 7 on it and I wanted to keep it that way. At some point Microsoft decided they were going to update me to W10 whether I liked it or not.
I’ve used and suggested Microsoft products since at least as far back as 1985 so I’m not new to using a computer. In fact if I could I’d go back to the days of MS-DOS and typing commands at a prompt, at least then you could find a book that listed all the commands and parameters.
لا أعلم لما أفهمكِ بشكل واضح .
Clearly fake