Show all Mount Points – Powershell
How do I show all the mounted drives or mount points in my Windows system? To get all of the file system drives, you can use the following command: As you can see you now have all your Drive letters or Drives shown. From my example, I have my main OS…
Set DNS from PowerShell
It’s always DNS even with it is not. Right? So often at least I have found out many problems with internet connections is DNS. We work with at very powerful tool called Kasaya that we have on all of our clients pc’s which allow us a backdoor…
Physical Disk Information
Part of some of our tasks is we get automated notifications of disk usage reports, this will then take me off into finding the User(s) who are the data hogs ** Read Me ** and either have them clean it up, or purchase a new hard drive. So lets say the…
BackupScript with RoboCopy
I just recently was introducted to RoboCopy from Windows, to me it is their answer to rsync. RobyCopy is a tool is ran from the terminal just like rsycn with flags and such. Example: robocopy C:\Users\atorr\Backups W:\robocopy /M /XA:H /W:0 /R:1 /REG So…
du -h -s but for Windows
As you know the du command in Linux is amazingly powerful, it is a quick and easy way to dig into a directory and get content size and more. Well personally one of the biggest things I have with Windows is from the PowerShell you can’t really do…
How can I clone a Windows 10/11 disk onto a larger disk?
So you bought a larger SSD for my Windows 10 machine and an external USB enclosure and now you would like to transfer the content of the Windows 10/11 system disk onto the new SSD and eventually replace the system disk with this new SSD. Problem: The…
