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Win32/Slugin.B: MRT.exe Alert, False Positives & Removal
Win32/Slugin.B is an antivirus detection name that needs a file-specific check. If ESET reports it in MRT.exe after a Windows update, do not immediately delete the file or add an exclusion. Save the alert, update your antivirus, verify the file’s origin and signature, and run a full scan. Gridinsoft Anti-Malware can provide a second-opinion scan and quarantine detected threats; disagreement between scanners still needs investigation.
How To Format An Object Into A Nice Html Table?
I have 2 scripts script1 has the following: $exportObject = New-Object System.Collections.ArrayList $exportObject | Select-Object in script2, i am calling script1 to do something Solution 1: You can be as creative as you like with HTML styling of course.
Remotely Check Disks Space, Find Large Files and Remove Old Files - PowerShell – SQLServerCentral
Remotely Check Disks Space, Find Large Files and Remove Old Files - PowerShell For a very important client, I currently manage over 200 SQL Servers (all VMWare VMs) and over 500 SQL Instances running on them, hosting more than 5000 databases. Except for about 50 large and critical databases, I don't really know what the rest of the databases are being used for, what type of applications they support, their workload characteristics or even which department/people use them.
PowerShell Day By Day: The Pipeline – SQLServerCentral
In this article, I wanted to discuss the PowerShell (PoSh) pipeline, which was confusing to me at first and took some time to get used to working with. I had used one in Linux before, but the PoSh one is more powerful, but also slightly different. Hopefully I can demystify some of the concepts for you in this basic article.
A Beginner's Guide
PowerShell is a powerful tool for managing data, but also typically provides too much information at once. As you know, too much information can be overwhelming and difficult to parse through. Not to worry, though. The PowerShell Select-Object cmdlet will come in handy. In this tutorial, you will learn the basics of the Select-Object cmdlet to narrow down or filter results in many ways. Read on and start painless data management! Prerequisites This tutorial comprises hands-on demonstrations.
Send disk usage reports on
This article provides a PowerShell script that gathers disk usage and then sends the report. I also describe the steps to configure a diagnostic task on a "disk full" alert in SCOM. It may happen because we sized a disk wrongly, did not expect growth of the WinSxS folder, neglected to stop IIS logging during troubleshooting, or because the developer did not implement a log-cleanup routine in her application. Full disks can have many reasons.
Powershell - Listing folder age (path too long error).
Managed to find the following script to give me a rough idea of what to archive over the summer 'holidays'....
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