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| Name | Synopsis |
|---|---|
| Add-Content | Adds content to the specified item(s). |
| Add-History | Appends entries to the session history. |
| Add-Member | Adds a user-defined custom member to an instance of a Windows PowerShell object. |
| Add-PathVariable | PSCX Cmdlet: Adds the specified paths to the end of the named, path-oriented environment variable. |
| Add-PSSnapin | Adds one or more Windows PowerShell snap-ins to the current console. |
| Clear-Content | Deletes the contents of a item, such as deleting the text from a file, but does not delete the item. |
| Clear-Item | Deletes the contents of an item, but does not delete the item. |
| Clear-ItemProperty | Deletes the value of a property but it does not delete the property. |
| Clear-MSMQueue | PSCX Cmdlet: Purges all messages from a queue |
| Clear-Variable | Deletes the value of a variable. |
| Compare-Object | Compares two sets of objects. |
| ConvertFrom-Base64 | PSCX Cmdlet: Converts base64 encoded string to byte array. |
| ConvertFrom-SecureString | Converts a secure string into an encrypted standard string. |
| Convert-Path | Converts a path from a Windows PowerShell path to a Windows PowerShell provider path. |
| ConvertTo-Base64 | PSCX Cmdlet: Converts byte array or specified file contents to base64 string. |
| ConvertTo-Html | Creates an HTML page that represents an object or a set of objects. |
| ConvertTo-MacOs9LineEnding | PSCX Cmdlet: Converts the line endings in the specified file to Mac OS9 and earlier style line endings “r”. |
| ConvertTo-SecureString | Converts encrypted standard strings to secure strings. It can also convert plain text to secure strings. It is used with ConvertFrom-SecureString and Read-Host. |
| ConvertTo-UnixLineEnding | PSCX Cmdlet: Converts the line endings in the specified file to Unix line endings “n”. |
| ConvertTo-WindowsLineEnding | PSCX Cmdlet: Converts the line endings in the specified file to Windows line endings “rn”. |
| Convert-Xml | PSCX Cmdlet: Performs XSLT transforms on the specified XML file or XmlDocument. |
| Copy-Item | Copies an item from one location to another within a namespace. |
| Copy-ItemProperty | Copies a property and value from a specified location to another location. |
| Disconnect-TerminalSession | PSCX Cmdlet: Disconnects a specific remote desktop session on a system running Terminal Services/Remote Desktop |
| Expand-Archive | PSCX Cmdlet: Expands a compressed archive file, or ArchiveEntry object, to its constituent file(s). |
| Export-Alias | Exports information about currently-defined aliases to a file. |
| Export-Bitmap | PSCX Cmdlet: Exports bitmap objects to various formats. |
| Export-Clixml | Creates an XML-based representation of an object or objects and stores it in a file. |
| Export-Console | Exports the configuration of the current console to a file so that you can reuse or share it. |
| Export-Csv | Creates a comma-separated values (CSV) file that represents the input objects. |
| ForEach-Object | Performs an operation against each of a set of input objects. |
| Format-Byte | PSCX Cmdlet: Displays numbers in multiples of byte units. |
| Format-Custom | Uses a customized view to format the output. |
| Format-Hex | PSCX Cmdlet: Displays the contents of files or byte streams in hex format and optionally ASCII. |
| Format-List | Formats the output as a list of properties in which each property appears on a new line. |
| Format-Table | Formats the output as a table. |
| Format-Wide | Formats objects as a wide table that displays only one property of each object. |
| Format-Xml | PSCX Cmdlet: Pretty print for XML files and XmlDocument objects. |
| Get-Acl | Gets the security descriptor for a resource, such as a file or registry key. |
| Get-ADObject | PSCX Cmdlet: Search for objects in the Active Directory/Global Catalog. |
| Get-AdoConnection | PSCX Cmdlet: Create an ADO connection to any database supported by .NET on the current machine. You can enumerate available ADO.NET Data Providers with the Get-AdoDataProvider Cmdlet. |
| Get-AdoDataProvider | PSCX Cmdlet: List all registered ADO.NET Data Providers on the current machine. |
| Get-Alias | Gets the aliases for the current session. |
| Get-AuthenticodeSignature | Gets information about the Authenticode signature in a file. |
| Get-ChildItem | Gets the items and child items in one or more specified locations. |
| Get-Clipboard | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets data from the clipboard. |
| Get-Command | Gets basic information about cmdlets and about other elements of Windows PowerShell commands. |
| Get-Content | Gets the content of the item at the specified location. |
| Get-Credential | Gets a credential object based on a user name and password. |
| Get-Culture | Gets information about the regional settings on a computer. |
| Get-Date | Gets the current date and time. |
| Get-DhcpServer | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets a list of authorized DHCP servers. |
| Get-DomainController | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets domain controllers. |
| Get-DriveInfo | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets disk usage information on the system’s disk drives. |
| Get-EnvironmentBlock | PSCX Cmdlet: Lists the environment blocks stored on the environment block stack. |
| Get-EventLog | Gets information about local event logs or the entries stored in those event logs. |
| Get-ExecutionPolicy | Gets the current execution policy for the shell. |
| Get-FileVersionInfo | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets a FileVersionInfo object for the specified path. |
| Get-ForegroundWindow | PSCX Cmdlet: Returns the hWnd or handle of the window in the foreground on the current desktop. See also Set-ForegroundWindow. |
| Get-Hash | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets the hash value for the specified file or byte array via the pipeline. |
| Get-Help | Displays information about Windows PowerShell cmdlets and concepts. |
| Get-History | Gets a list of the commands entered during the current session. |
| Get-Host | Gets a reference to the current console host object. Displays Windows Powershell version and regional information by default. |
| Get-HttpResource | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets an HTTP resource or optionally the headers associated with the resource. |
| Get-Item | Gets the item at the specified location. |
| Get-ItemProperty | Retrieves the properties of a specified item. |
| Get-Location | Gets information about the current working location. |
| Get-Member | Gets information about objects or collections of objects. |
| Get-MountPoint | PSCX Cmdlet: Returns all mount points defined for a specific root path. |
| Get-MSMQueue | PSCX Cmdlet: Returns a list of all queues matching the filter parameters |
| Get-OpticalDriveInfo | PSCX Cmdlet: Get information on optical drive capabilities on the local machine. |
| Get-PathVariable | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets the specified path-oriented environment variable. |
| Get-PEHeader | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets the Portable Header information from an executable file. |
| Get-PfxCertificate | Gets information about .pfx certificate files on the computer. |
| Get-Privilege | PSCX Cmdlet: Lists privileges held by the session and their current status. |
| Get-Process | Gets the processes that are running on the local computer. |
| Get-PSDrive | Gets information about Windows PowerShell drives. |
| Get-PSProvider | Gets information about the specified Windows PowerShell provider. |
| Get-PSSnapin | Gets the Windows PowerShell snap-ins on the computer. |
| Get-PSSnapinHelp | PSCX Cmdlet: Generates a XML file containing all documentation data. |
| Get-Random | PSCX Cmdlet: Returns a random number or a byte array. |
| Get-ReparsePoint | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets NTFS reparse point data. |
| Get-Service | Gets the services on the local computer. |
| Get-ShortPath | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets the short, 8.3 name for the given path. |
| Get-TabExpansion | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets matching tab expansions. |
| Get-TerminalSession | PSCX Cmdlet: Gets information on terminal services sessions. |
| Get-TraceSource | Gets the Windows PowerShell components that are instrumented for tracing. |
| Get-UICulture | gets information about the current user interface culture for Windows PowerShell. |
| Get-Unique | Returns the unique items from a sorted list. |
| Get-Variable | Gets the variables in the current console. |
| Get-WmiObject | Gets instances of WMI classes or information about available classes. |
| Group-Object | Groups objects that contain the same value for specified properties. |
| Import-Alias | Imports an alias list from a file. |
| Import-Bitmap | PSCX Cmdlet: Loads bitmap files. |
| Import-Clixml | Imports a CLIXML file and creates corresponding objects within Windows PowerShell. |
| Import-Csv | Imports comma-separated value (CSV) files in the format produced by the Export-CSV cmdlet and returns objects that correspond to the objects represented in that CSV file. |
| Invoke-AdoCommand | PSCX Cmdlet: Execute a SQL query against an ADO.NET datasource. |
| Invoke-Apartment | PSCX Cmdlet: |
| Invoke-Expression | Runs a Windows PowerShell expression that is provided in the form of a string. |
| Invoke-History | Runs commands from the session history. |
| Invoke-Item | Invokes the provider-specific default action on the specified item. |
| Join-Path | Combines a path and child-path into a single path. The provider supplies the path delimiters. |
| Join-String | PSCX Cmdlet: Joins an array of strings into a single string. |
| Measure-Command | Measures the time it takes to run script blocks and cmdlets. |
| Measure-Object | Measures characteristics of objects and their properties. |
| Move-Item | Moves an item from one location to another. |
| Move-ItemProperty | Moves a property from one location to another. |
| New-Alias | Creates a new alias. |
| New-GenericObject | PSCX Cmdlet: Creates objects from generic types using an easier syntax. NOTE: PowerShell V2 users can use PowerShell’s built-in New-Object cmdlet. In V2, it also supports an easier syntax for creating generic objects. |
| New-Hardlink | PSCX Cmdlet: Creates filesystem hard links. The hardlink and the target must reside on the same NTFS volume. |
| New-Item | Creates a new item in a namespace. |
| New-ItemProperty | Sets a new property of an item at a location. |
| New-Junction | PSCX Cmdlet: Creates NTFS directory junctions. |
| New-MSMQueue | PSCX Cmdlet: Creates a new queue object with the defined properties |
| New-Object | Creates an instance of a .Net or COM object. |
| New-PSDrive | Installs a new WIndows PowerShell drive. |
| New-Service | Creates a new entry for a Windows Service in the registry and the Service Database. |
| New-Shortcut | PSCX Cmdlet: Creates shell shortcuts. |
| New-Symlink | PSCX Cmdlet: Creates filesystem symbolic links. Requires Microsoft Windows Vista or later. |
| New-TimeSpan | Creates a TimeSpan object. |
| New-Variable | Creates a new variable. |
| Out-Clipboard | PSCX Cmdlet: Formats text via Out-String before placing in clipboard. |
| Out-Default | Send the output to the default formatter and the default output cmdlet. This cmdlet has no effect on the formatting or output. It is a placeholder that lets you write your own Out-Default function or cmdlet. |
| Out-File | Sends output to a file. |
| Out-Host | Sends output to the command line. |
| Out-Null | Deletes output instead of sending it to the console. |
| Out-Printer | Sends output to a printer. |
| Out-String | Sends objects to the host as a series of strings. |
| Ping-Host | PSCX Cmdlet: Sends ICMP echo requests to network hosts. |
| Pop-EnvironmentBlock | PSCX Cmdlet: Pops the topmost environment block. |
| Pop-Location | Changes the current location to the location most recently pushed onto the stack. You can pop the location from the default stack or from a stack that you create by using Push-Location. |
| Push-EnvironmentBlock | PSCX Cmdlet: Pushes the current environment onto the environment block stack. |
| Push-Location | Pushes the current location onto the stack. |
| Read-Archive | PSCX Cmdlet: Enumerates compressed archives such as 7z or rar, emitting ArchiveEntry objects representing records in the archive. |
| Read-Host | Reads a line of input from the console. |
| Receive-MSMQMessage | PSCX Cmdlet: Receives the first message available in the queue. This call is synchronous, and blocks the current thread of execution until a message is available. |
| Remove-Item | Deletes the specified items. |
| Remove-ItemProperty | Deletes the property and its value from an item. |
| Remove-MountPoint | PSCX Cmdlet: Removes a mount point, dismounting the current media if any. If used against the root of a fixed drive, removes the drive letter assignment. |
| Remove-PSDrive | Removes a Windows PowerShell drive from its location. |
| Remove-PSSnapin | Removes Windows PowerShell snap-ins from the current console. |
| Remove-ReparsePoint | PSCX Cmdlet: Removes NTFS reparse junctions and symbolic links. |
| Remove-Variable | Deletes a variable and its value. |
| Rename-Item | Renames an item in a Windows PowerShell provider namespace. |
| Rename-ItemProperty | Renames a property of an item. |
| Resize-Bitmap | PSCX Cmdlet: Resizes bitmaps. |
| Resolve-Assembly | PSCX Cmdlet: Resolve and optionally import Assemblies by partial name with optional Version. |
| Resolve-Host | PSCX Cmdlet: Resolves host names to IP addresses. |
| Resolve-Path | Resolves the wildcard characters in a path and displays the path contents. |
| Restart-Service | Stops and then starts one or more services. |
| Resume-Service | Resumes one or more suspended (paused) services. |
| Scroll-Table | PSCX Cmdlet: An object oriented “pager” for PowerShell. Designed as an interactive replacement of Format-Table and Format-List. Press ? or h inside to get keyboard help. |
| Scroll-Text | PSCX Cmdlet: A less-like pager for Windows Powershell. Press ? or h inside to get keyboard help. |
| Select-Object | Selects specified properties of an object or set of objects. It can also select unique objects from an array of objects or it can select a specified number of objects from the beginning or end of an array of objects. |
| Select-String | Identifies patterns in strings. |
| Select-Xml | PSCX Cmdlet: Select elements in XML files and XmlDocument objects with XPath expressions. |
| Send-MSMQMessage | PSCX Cmdlet: Wraps an object in a Message, and places it onto the defined queue. |
| Send-SmtpMail | PSCX Cmdlet: Sends email via specified SMTP server to specified recipients. |
| Set-Acl | Changes the security descriptor of a specified resource, such as a file or a registry key. |
| Set-Alias | Creates or changes an alias (alternate name) for a cmdlet or other command element in the current Windows PowerShell session. |
| Set-AuthenticodeSignature | Uses an authenticode signature to sign a Windows PowerShell script or other file. |
| Set-Clipboard | PSCX Cmdlet: Puts the specified object into the system clipboard. |
| Set-Content | Writes or replaces the content in an item with new content. |
| Set-Date | Changes the system time on the computer to a time that you specify. |
| Set-ExecutionPolicy | Changes the user preference for the execution policy of the shell. |
| Set-FileTime | PSCX Cmdlet: Sets a file or folder’s created and last accessed/write times. |
| Set-ForegroundWindow | PSCX Cmdlet: Given an hWnd or window handle, brings that window to the foreground. Useful for restoring a window to uppermost after an application which seizes the foreground is invoked. See also Get-ForegroundWindow |
| Set-Item | Changes the value of an item to the value specified in the command. |
| Set-ItemProperty | Sets the value of a property at the specified location. |
| Set-Location | Sets the current working location to a specified location. |
| Set-PathVariable | PSCX Cmdlet: Sets the specified path-oriented environment variable. |
| Set-Privilege | PSCX Cmdlet: Adjusts privileges associated with a user (identity). |
| Set-PSDebug | Turns script debugging features on and off, sets the trace level and toggles strict mode. |
| Set-Service | Changes the display name, description, or starting mode of a service. |
| Set-TraceSource | Configures, starts, and stops a trace of Windows PowerShell components. |
| Set-Variable | Sets the value of a variable. Creates the variable if one with the requested name does not exist. |
| Set-VolumeLabel | PSCX Cmdlet: Modifies the label shown in Windows Explorer for a particular disk volume. |
| Skip-Object | PSCX Cmdlet: Skips the specified objects in the pipeline. |
| Sort-Object | Sorts objects by property values. |
| Split-Path | Returns the specified part of a path. |
| Split-String | PSCX Cmdlet: Splits a single string into an array of strings. |
| Start-Process | PSCX Cmdlet: Starts a new process. |
| Start-Service | Starts one or more stopped services. |
| Start-Sleep | Suspend shell, script, or runspace activity for the specified period of time. |
| Start-TabExpansion | PSCX Cmdlet: Initializes the tab expansion caches. |
| Start-Transcript | Creates a record of all or part of a Windows PowerShell session in a text file. |
| Stop-Process | Stops one or more running processes. |
| Stop-Service | Stops one or more running services. |
| Stop-TerminalSession | PSCX Cmdlet: Logs off a specific remote desktop session on a system running Terminal Services/Remote Desktop |
| Stop-Transcript | Stops a transcript. |
| Suspend-Service | Suspends (pauses) one or more running services. |
| Tail-File | PSCX Cmdlet: Tails the contents of a file – optionally waiting on new content. |
| Tee-Object | Pipes object input to a file or variable, then passes the input along the pipeline. |
| Test-Assembly | PSCX Cmdlet: Tests whether or not the specified file is a .NET assembly. |
| Test-MSMQueue | PSCX Cmdlet: |
| Test-Path | Determines whether all elements of a path exist. |
| Test-Scroll | PSCX Cmdlet: |
| Test-UserGroupMembership | PSCX Cmdlet: Tests whether or not a user (current user by default) is a member of the specified group name. |
| Test-Xml | PSCX Cmdlet: Tests for well formedness and optionally validates against XML Schema. |
| Trace-Command | The Trace-Command cmdlet configures and starts a trace of the specified expression or command. |
| Update-FormatData | Updates and appends format data files. |
| Update-TypeData | Updates the current extended type configuration by reloading the *.types.ps1xml files into memory. |
| Where-Object | Creates a filter that controls which objects will be passed along a command pipeline. |
| Write-BZip2 | PSCX Cmdlet: Create BZIP2 format archive files from pipline or parameter input. |
| Write-Clipboard | PSCX Cmdlet: Writes objects to the clipboard using their string representation, bypassing the default PowerShell formatting. |
| Write-Debug | Writes a debug message to the host display. |
| Write-Error | Writes an object to the error pipeline. |
| Write-GZip | PSCX Cmdlet: Create GNU ZIP (GZIP) format files from pipeline or parameter input. |
| Write-Host | Displays objects by using the host user interface |
| Write-Output | Writes objects to the success pipeline. |
| Write-Progress | Displays a progress bar within a Windows PowerShell command window. |
| Write-Tar | PSCX Cmdlet: Create Tape Archive (TAR) format files from pipeline or parameter input. |
| Write-Verbose | Writes a string to the verbose display of the host. |
| Write-Warning | Writes a warning message. |
| Write-Zip | PSCX Cmdlet: Create ZIP format archive files from pipline or parameter input. |
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