Wahmans Powershell Blog

  • Get-PSBreakpoint

    Understanding Get-PSBreakpoint in PowerShell Welcome back to Wahmans PowerShell blog! Today, we’re diving into a powerful debugging cmdlet that sometimes hides in plain sight: Get-PSBreakpoint. As Microsoft describes it, Get-PSBreakpoint “gets the breakpoints that are set in the current session.” This is useful when you’re debugging scripts and need an overview of your current breakpoints….

  • Get-CimAssociatedInstance

    Exploring Get-CimAssociatedInstance: Uncover Related CIM Data Welcome to Wahmans Powershell blog! In today’s post, we’re diving into an incredibly useful cmdlet when working with the Common Information Model (CIM): Get-CimAssociatedInstance. According to Microsoft’s documentation, this cmdlet Retrieves the CIM instances that are connected to a specific CIM instance by an association. This is especially useful…

  • Get-Job

    Understanding Get-Job in PowerShell Welcome back to Wahmans Powershell blog! Today, we’re diving into one of PowerShell’s incredibly useful cmdlets: Get-Job. This cmdlet allows you to retrieve background jobs that have been started in the current session. Whether you’re managing automation scripts or simply want to keep track of background tasks, Get-Job will become an…

  • Remove-CimInstance

    PowerShell Cmdlet Deep Dive: Remove-CimInstance Welcome back to Wahmans PowerShell blog! Today we’re going to explore a cmdlet that lets you directly interact with the underbelly of your Windows system configuration — Remove-CimInstance. As per Microsoft’s official documentation, this cmdlet removes a CIM (Common Information Model) instance from a computer. In practical terms, that means…

  • Out-String

    Exploring the Out-String Cmdlet in PowerShell Welcome back to Wahmans PowerShell Blog! Today, we’re going to dive into a very handy cmdlet: Out-String. As per Microsoft’s documentation, Out-String outputs input objects as a single string. This might sound simple, but it has some very powerful uses, especially when you need to manipulate or transform output…

  • Unregister-Event

    Understanding Unregister-Event in PowerShell Welcome back to Wahmans PowerShell Blog! Today, we’re diving into a cmdlet that helps you clean up and control runtime events in your PowerShell sessions: Unregister-Event. The official Microsoft description for Unregister-Event says: Cancels an event subscription. This cmdlet is used to remove event subscriptions that were previously registered using Register-ObjectEvent,…