To compare the contents of two string objects in PowerShell, first, assign strings to more than one variable, and compare them using “-eq” or “-like” operator.
To get path to the PowerShell.exe (v 1.0), simply execute the “$PsHome” command in the PowerShell console. Path for 64-Bit and 32-Bit Windows will be different.
Renaming of files in a loop in PowerShell can be performed by using the “ForEach()” loop with the combination of the “Get-ChildItem” and “Rename-Item” cmdlets.
First, install the RSAT and then enable RSAT from the Control Panel. Lastly, use the PowerShell Import-Module cmdlet to import the Active Directory module.
To run the PowerShell script, first of all, set the execution policy to “RemoteSigned”. After that, open “PowerShell ISE”, locate the script, and execute it.
To run Python in PowerShell, simply run the “Python” command to enable Python. After that, you can execute any of the Python commands inside PowerShell.
To install the software using PowerShell, first add the “Start-Process” command and then add the software file and execute it for standard installation.