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#requires -version 7.2
#requires -module ThreadJob

if ($IsLinux -OR $IsMacOS) {
    Return "$($PSStyle.foreground.red)This command requires a Windows platform.$($PSStyle.Reset)"
}
if ($host.name -ne "ConsoleHost") {
    Return "$($PSStyle.foreground.red)Detected $($host.name). This command must be run from a PowerShell 7.x console prompt.$($PSStyle.Reset)"
}
Function Get-WinEventReport {

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#requires -version 7.2

Function Get-Status {
    [cmdletbinding(DefaultParameterSetName = 'name')]
    [alias("gst")]
    Param(
        [Parameter(
            Position = 0,
            ValueFromPipeline,
            ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName,

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#requires -version 5.1

#Get-HostPrivateData.ps1
#for best results run these commands in a PowerShell console
Function Get-HostPrivateData {
    [cmdletbinding()]
    [outputtype("PSHostPrivateData")]
    Param()

    <#

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#requires -version 5.1
#requires -RunasAdministrator
#requires -module AnyBox

# https://www.fresh2.dev/doc/anybox/
# this is a revised version of the example at https://github.com/fresh2dev/AnyBox/blob/main/Examples/Process-Mgr.ps1

Param([string]$Computername = $env:Computername)
$anybox = New-Object AnyBox.AnyBox

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#requires -version 5.1


<#
.Synopsis
Create System Report
.Description
Create a system status report with information gathered from WMI using Get-CimInstanxce. T
he default output to the pipeline is a collection of custom objects. You can also use -TEXT
to write a formatted text report, suitable for sending to a file or printer, or -HTML to

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#requires -version 7.1.2

Return "This is a walk-through demo script file"

#region demo prep
# Are you running in PowerShell 7?

#make my errors easier to read
$host.PrivateData.ErrorForegroundColor = "yellow"
#clear any default settings

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#requires -version 7.2

<#
These commands can be used to export FileInfo settings from $PSStyle and
then import them in another session. You might use the import command in
your PowerShell profile script. The file must be a json file.
#>
Function Export-PSStyleFileInfo {
    [cmdletbinding(SupportsShouldProcess)]
    Param(

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PowerShell Lab Detailed Setup Instructions

For my Pluralsight PowerShell courses, you are welcome to use any lab environment you wish. It should include an Active Directory domain with at least a domain controller, a Windows 10 client, and a Windows Server 2016 or 2019 member server. You will need to modify the course files to fit your environment. At this point in time, Windows Server 2022 remains untested for my labs.

However, I am going to recommend that you use a free PowerShell module called PSAutoLab. I encourag you to look at the README document on the project's Github repository before proceeding. If you need help with the module or its commands, you will use the repository's Issue section.

PSAutolab

Please refer to this document to assist in installing and setting up the PSAutolab module on your computer. Run all commands from an elevated Windows PowerShell

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# PowerShell Puzzles and Quick Challenges

Return "This is an interactive demo script file."

<#
The answers to these puzzles are not limited to one-line commands, although some might.
Most of these problems should be solved with no more than a lines of PowerShell code
that you would run interactively at a PowerShell prompt.

This is not a test of your scripting skills although you will find it easier to

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#requires -version 5.1


Function Export-MuseScore {

    <#
    .Synopsis
    Export a Musescore3 score
    .Description
    The command line options for Musescore 3.6 appear to not work properly or as expected