From the Command Prompt or PowerShell command line, you can start and stop any process in Windows 10. Here’re the steps to do that.
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You can zip files & folders and extract zip files using the PowerShell. Here’re the commands to zip and unzip files using PowerShell.
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Need to know what drivers are installed in your system. Here’s a simple PowerShell command to get installed drivers list in Windows.
How to List All Installed Drivers in Windows (PowerShell CMD) Read More »
Rather than manually writing the list of all installed programs, you can make Windows export installed programs list. Here’s how to do it.
How to Create a List of All Installed Programs in Windows 10 Read More »
If you are not a PowerShell user, follow these steps to remove Open PowerShell window here from right-click context menu.
How to Remove ‘Open PowerShell Window Here’ Option from Right-click Read More »
The Settings app on Windows 10 can be opened with Command Prompt, PowerShell or Run dialog box. If need be, you can open specific sections of Settings app too. Here’s how.
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