Have you ever googled a port number to figure out what service uses it? I think every system administrator must have done this. But what if there are a lot of port to search?
So I thought giving it try with PowerShell if we can use the shell to pro-grammatical get port information of lots of port numbers.… Read More Query Port Information using Powershell
Do you know mobile phones have an inbuilt feature to Auto mute a playing song/music, if by mistake you plug out your earphones from the jack, that prevents your phone to keep playing the music on speakers, which could be quite embarrassing in some surroundings and situations, but unfortunately we don’t have such a feature available on our desktops/laptops 😦
And I was victim of such an embarrassing situation a few days back, So I thought why not to look for a solution available to fix this for me? Really I didn’t care much about finding one but was more interested in making one with Powershell! :)… Read More Powershell Auto Mute, when headphones are accidently unplugged.
Hello Reader! 🙂 This is in continuation to one of my previous blogpost where in I wrote a script to play random songs in background using the Powershell console. Though there are already some Windows Media player automation scripts available in the commmunity, but I was looking for something that easy as “Single cmdlet” and provides… Read More Powershell : Play Music, Shuffle, Loop, Stop, Next Track Notification
Geekeefy 