Loïc MICHEL kayasax

## get-hotfix2.ps1
function get-hotfix2{
param($computername)
	#$PSBOundParameters
	Get-HotFix @PSBOundParameters |
	Select-Object description,hotfixid,installedby, @{l="InstalledOn";e={[DateTime]::Parse($_.psbase.properties["installedon"].value,$([System.Globalization.CultureInfo]::GetCultureInfo("en-US")))}}
}

## stringformat.ps1
-f Format operator

Format a string expression.

Syntax:
       "String with placeholders" -f "Array of values to place into the placeholders"

       'Filename: {0} Created: {1}' -f $_.fullname,$_.creationtime

       "{I,A:FS} {I,A:FS} {I,A:FS}.." -f "string0", "string1", "string2"...

## sccm.ps1

$UIResource = New-Object -ComObject UIResource.UIResourceMgr

#list available software
$UIResource.GetAvailableApplications() | select ID,PackageID,PackageName

#install a soft
$UIResource.ExecuteProgram('*','CT1005EE',$true) # ID, PackageID, execute after download

## callURL.ps1
		$string="http://server/app/index.php?var=val1&var2={0}" -f $event.providerName
		(New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadString("$string");

## remoteUninstall.ps1
Hi,
Please try below code:
$app = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Product | Where-Object {
    $_.Name -match "Software Name"
}
$app.Uninstall()
Please use invoke-command above code to run them on the remote computer, in addition, the below article should be helpful:
Use PowerShell to Find and Uninstall Software
http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2011/12/14/use-powershell-to-find-and-uninstall-software.aspx
wershell: Uninstall software on remote computer

## get-mailboxFolders.ps1
# SMAC - LM - 05/05/2015
<#
 .Synopsis
  Recherche des dossiers dans outlook
  Si un nom de dossier est passé en paramètre le script affichera son chemin d'accès,
  Si aucun  nom n'est fourni, le script liste tous les dossiers outlook

 .Description
  Utilisation de l'objet COM outlook afin de parcourir les dossiers.


## RemoveMultiSpace.ps1
$text –replace ‘\s+ ‘, ‘ ’

## legacyapps.ps1
# running dos command with lengthy parameters may sometimes be difficult to run from powershell
# one easy step that may correct the problem is to call cmd.exe /c before calling the command :

# this will not work
# & c:\windows\handle.exe /accepteula .d1 > C:\upf\logs\backup\handle.txt

# this is OK
start-process -Wait -NoNewWindow  cmd.exe "/c handle.exe .d1 > C:\upf\logs\backup\handle.txt"

# starting at PS V3.0 we can also use the escape operator : --% ( will stop powershell resolving variables except cmd ones like %computername% )

## parsingLines.ps1
<#
PARSING (log) files.
when log files contains several colums on the same line we can use importfrom-csv
but how to do when log files is organized 'by lines' ?

example
Name: ENC1
IPv4 Address: 172.16.2.101
Link Settings: Forced, 100 Mbit, Full Duplex
Name: ENC2

## removeEmptyLines.ps1
# some ways to remove empty lines when splitting strings
# for example

# $text = "Video  Video  Audio  Audio  VBI    VBI"
# $text.Split()
# outputs this

# Video

# Video
	function get-hotfix2{
	param($computername)
	#$PSBOundParameters
	Get-HotFix @PSBOundParameters \|
	Select-Object description,hotfixid,installedby, @{l="InstalledOn";e={[DateTime]::Parse($_.psbase.properties["installedon"].value,$([System.Globalization.CultureInfo]::GetCultureInfo("en-US")))}}
	}
	-f Format operator

	Format a string expression.

	Syntax:
	"String with placeholders" -f "Array of values to place into the placeholders"

	'Filename: {0} Created: {1}' -f $_.fullname,$_.creationtime

	"{I,A:FS} {I,A:FS} {I,A:FS}.." -f "string0", "string1", "string2"...

	$UIResource = New-Object -ComObject UIResource.UIResourceMgr

	#list available software
	$UIResource.GetAvailableApplications() \| select ID,PackageID,PackageName

	#install a soft
	$UIResource.ExecuteProgram('*','CT1005EE',$true) # ID, PackageID, execute after download
	$string="http://server/app/index.php?var=val1&var2={0}" -f $event.providerName
	(New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadString("$string");
	Hi,
	Please try below code:
	$app = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Product \| Where-Object {
	$_.Name -match "Software Name"
	}
	$app.Uninstall()
	Please use invoke-command above code to run them on the remote computer, in addition, the below article should be helpful:
	Use PowerShell to Find and Uninstall Software
	http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2011/12/14/use-powershell-to-find-and-uninstall-software.aspx
	wershell: Uninstall software on remote computer
	# SMAC - LM - 05/05/2015
	<#
	.Synopsis
	Recherche des dossiers dans outlook
	Si un nom de dossier est passé en paramètre le script affichera son chemin d'accès,
	Si aucun nom n'est fourni, le script liste tous les dossiers outlook

	.Description
	Utilisation de l'objet COM outlook afin de parcourir les dossiers.
	# running dos command with lengthy parameters may sometimes be difficult to run from powershell
	# one easy step that may correct the problem is to call cmd.exe /c before calling the command :

	# this will not work
	# & c:\windows\handle.exe /accepteula .d1 > C:\upf\logs\backup\handle.txt

	# this is OK
	start-process -Wait -NoNewWindow cmd.exe "/c handle.exe .d1 > C:\upf\logs\backup\handle.txt"

	# starting at PS V3.0 we can also use the escape operator : --% ( will stop powershell resolving variables except cmd ones like %computername% )
	<#
	PARSING (log) files.
	when log files contains several colums on the same line we can use importfrom-csv
	but how to do when log files is organized 'by lines' ?

	example
	Name: ENC1
	IPv4 Address: 172.16.2.101
	Link Settings: Forced, 100 Mbit, Full Duplex
	Name: ENC2
	# some ways to remove empty lines when splitting strings
	# for example

	# $text = "Video Video Audio Audio VBI VBI"
	# $text.Split()
	# outputs this

	# Video

	# Video