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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Backup-MessengerContacts
Live Messenger is a stable service, but I have been started writing on some Backup functions for Social Networks and I think Live Messenger is a Social Network. This is a very small function and I got the how to … Continue reading
Posted in PowerShell Blogs
Tagged Backup-MessengerContacts, Jeffery Hicks, Live Messenger, PowerShell Blogs
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Get-CertUtilVersion
I’m working on some tools with a friend of mine and the tools need certutil with SCRoots. SCRoots are there from the certutil version shipped with Vista. With certutil version number 6.0.xxxx. function Get-CertUtilVersion { ######################################################################## # Function: Get CertUtil … Continue reading
Posted in PowerShell Blogs
Tagged certutil, get-CertUtilVersion, PowerShell Blogs, scroots, version
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Get-OSVersion
This is my Get-OSVersion function. function Get-OSVersion { ######################################################################## # Function: Get Operating System Version # Version: 1.0 # Updated: 2009-07-28 # Code By: Fredrik "Dalle" Wall, Riverpoint AB (fredrik[dot]wall[at]riverpoint[dot]se) ######################################################################## $osver = Get-WmiObject win32_operatingsystem $osver = $osver.version.substring(0,3) switch … Continue reading
Clean-Temp function
I’m working on some functions that can help when working with installation and MSI files. This one is the first one. function Clean-Temp { $myTemp = "$Env:temp" get-Childitem $myTemp | remove-Item -recurse -force } This function deletes everything in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Clean-Temp, installation, MSI, PowerShell Blogs, temp
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How to Backup Twitter Friends with PowerShell and Excel Automatically
This script is an updated version of the How to Backup Twitter Friends with PowerShell and Excel post earlier today. In this version I use the out-Excel function by The Pathological Scripter. [System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName(”System.Web") | Out-Null $userName = "username" $password = … Continue reading
How to backup Twitter Friends using PowerShell and Excel
Twitter have been cleaning out spamers and some ordinary users got cleaned too. It can be hard to know wish Twitter Friends you had yesterday and whish you got today. From now on I will use a PowerShell script that … Continue reading
Molntjänster och säkerhet (In Swedish)
Det pratas mycket om säkerhet och molntjänster på bloggar, i artiklar och på twitter just nu. Man kan få uppfattningen när man skummar detta att själva molntjänst grejen är osäker. Att det skulle vara själva molntjänst fenomenet som är osäkert … Continue reading
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Tagged bloggar, cloud services, KeePass, Molntjänster, Säkerhet, webbmail
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Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2
Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 has been released to manufacturing (RTM). You will find the blog post from the Windows 7 team here. And the blog post from the Windows Server 2008 R2 team here. At the Virtualization … Continue reading