Question How i can check the allocation unit size of my disk drive using command prompt? Answer Open the administrator command prompt and run the following command Example If you like this article, please share, subscribe or you can follow our Facebook Page and Twitter.
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Issue You want to create a Task scheduler that runs a batch file script to kill the current and restart the process. What is Batch file Before we continue, let see what is the batch file? According to Wikipedia — A batch file is a script file in DOS, OS/2 and Microsoft Windows. It consists
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Symptom You need locate your system’s service tag (also referred to as the serial number) using Command Prompt. Resolutions Type cmd in the Windows search bar at the bottom-left of the screen, then select Command Prompt from the list of results. In the Command Prompt window, type wmic bios get serialnumber and press Enter. The Service Tag (Serial Number) appears as shown
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When you log in to the DHCP server console on windows server, you see there is a yellow arrow on the DHCP Scope/IPv4. So, what it means? Yellow or orange arrow on DHCP Server means the server has been configured as DHCP Failover but got the issue. To resolve this issue, you need to reconfigure
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Since Windows Server 2012R2, the disk performance information on task manager was disabled because of performance impact on collecting disk metrics on the server. You can use Resource Monitor to check Disk IO Usage. However, you can enable the Disk Performance monitor on the Task Manager. Enable Disk Performance Monitor Below is the step to
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In this post, I will share a command to get the VM list detail that includes VM Name, CPU Count, IP Addresses, VLAN ID, and Memory assigned. The command includes the command below: Get-VM: This command gets the virtual machines from one or more Hyper-V hosts Get-ClusterNode: This command to gets information about one or
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Sometimes when you receive the result from PowerShell command, there are three dots (Elipsis) “…” that truncate the result. In this article, I will show you how to expand three dots (Elipsis) on PowerShell result console. For more detail, please see the example below: As you can see, there are three dots (Elipsis) behind “\Exchange
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In this article, I will show you how to check the AD Schema Version using Powershell Command. First, you need to log into your Active Directory Domain Controller. If you have more than one domain controller, you should log in to the forest root domain controller. Open PowerShell with Administrator Permission If there is a pop-up
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For anyone who looking the answer, Thomas Maurer has posted a great article on his blog. You can follow this link https://www.thomasmaurer.ch/2019/08/why-you-should-become-microsoft-azure-certified/ to get the detail answer. Thank you.
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Since Windows Server 2012, Microsoft introduces the ability to change or inject IP configuration of Guest VM from its HyperV host. This feature is using Msvm_GuestNetworkAdapterConfiguration class. Below is the PowerShell Script from itprotoday to change/inject the Guest VM IP. Replace the name of the VM as needed and the IP configuration. If you want
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