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Printer Deploy - Remote Machines Win7/XP Printbrm.exe

Curious if anyone else has a solution for the problem I seem to be facing. Have a target collection of computers that is a mix of XP and win7 not caring at the moment about processor architecture. I ...
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How can I identify files in my Windows file system where the modified date is X more recent than the created date?

I'm hoping this can be handled with some PowerShell tricks. I have a directory on my work machine (Windows XP) containing tons of PDFs, some of which I've annotated and resaved. I'd like to be able ...
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473 views

Windows startup Powershell script not closing after Start-Process

I've got a Powershell V2.0 startup script for my work computer (XP Professional 64-bit), as follows: start "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office12\OUTLOOK.EXE" -ArgumentList "/recycle" ...
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List sub-folders at a certain level, with modified dates

Challenge for you guys, here: I need some method (preferably built-in, but F/OSS third-party apps may also be considered) to generate a list of sub-folders, at a certain level, along with (or, ...
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Set paper size of Zebra TLP 2844 programmatically

I have a lot of Zebra TLP 2844 printers used by domain users. Unluckily by default the paper size is 2" x 4" while I need to have 4" x 3". The first time each user logs on I have to change manually ...
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How to extend a logical volume using Powershell

On Windows XP SP3, how can I extend a volume using Powershell on a remote computer? I prefer WMI over Powershell remoting.
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Using Active Directory commands in Powershell

How can I use Active Directory commands in a Powershell script?
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Powershell's blue background gone!

I have a new Windows XP SP3 installation and it came with Powershell freshly installed. However, when I run it, it gives me the familiar black & white CMD view. I really - really - prefer the ...
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Restore windows powershell to windowed mode

How can restore windows power shell to windowed mode? ive set it to open in full screen, however i now cant find a way to restore it to windowed mode.?