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command line
12 articles
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6 Command Line (PowerShell & CLI) Tips & Tricks for Microsoft Azure you should know about!
There are many experiences and possibilities to manage your Microsoft Azure resources, one of them being the command line experience using the Azure CLI or Azure PowerShell. In this blog post we are going to have…
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Az Next – AI-powered interactive assistant Azure CLI
As you know, the Azure CLI already AI-build in with the az find command, and you might have seen a great feature like AI-powered PowerShell module called Az Predictor Module (Azure PowerShell Predictions), which does what the name says, predict…
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Get System Uptime with PowerShell
Sometimes you want to know how long your system is running. There are multiple ways to get the uptime of your system using the GUI or command line. PowerShell also offers a simple way to get…
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How to Add Sleep/Wait/Pause in a PowerShell Script
Many of you know the “timeout” command we used when we created Windows Batch scripts. This pauses/waits/sleeps the script for a specific amount of time. In PowerShell, we can use the Start-Sleep cmdlet to suspend/pause/sleep/wait the…
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Empty Windows recycle bin with PowerShell
Windows has the concept of the recycle bin, from which you can restore files you have deleted. You might want to clear the Windows recycle bin from time to time, to remove unnecessary files and free…
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Install Apps from the Microsoft Store using WinGet
Back at Build 2020, Microsoft showed a new package manager for Windows called WinGet (Currently in Public Preview). The winget command-line tool enables IT Pros and developers to discover, install, upgrade, remove, and configure applications on Windows 10…
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Recover Files on Windows using the Windows File Recovery Tool
Did you accidentally delete an important file, wiping a hard drive or partition, or need to restore corrupted files and data? We all have been there, with the newly released Microsoft Windows File Recovery tool you…
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How to Change the Windows Terminal Default Shell Profile
The Windows Terminal is now generally available as version 1.0. I already shared a blog post on how to customize the Windows Terminal and shared my personal settings.json file with a lot of different examples, like…
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Change the Windows Terminal Theme from Light to Dark
This is again a very small post on the Windows Terminal, like how to open the Windows Terminal from the command prompt or run and how to change the Windows Terminal background image. This time I…
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New Microsoft Code and Terminal Font Cascadia Code
Cascadia Code is the latest monospaced font shipped from Microsoft focusing on delivering an excellent font for command-line experiences and code editors like Visual Studio Code. The Cascadia Code font was first announced at the Microsoft…



