self-remoted so I gave her this:

(never use positional parameters!)), you can multi-splat if you need to as I do here

[CD]*name where square brackets is same as in regex & means 1 of. Use ? to match single character

so I can search thus

it doesn't error with bad date format it just returns $null which you can check for. Use TryParseExact for non-standard ones

that a GUI based logon such as through mstsc or the physical or virtual console hangs/goes slowly.

based on the agressiveness argument. The higher the agressiveness, the more CPU throttling is performed. The number can be between 1 and 10 including decimal places. A duration can be set, in minutes or parts there of, for how long the selected process will be monitored/adjusted but if set to 0 then the process will be monitored/adjusted until it exits. WARNING: This may make interactive applications become sluggish for users if they are targeted.

$ shares. Best to set $ProgressPreference to SilentlyContinue unless you want it slowed by progress messages

should be used in scripts)

Zone.Identifier information for downloaded files, on Windows 10, which is stored in NTFS Alternate Data Streams (ADS) on each downloaded file, contains the URL from which the file came. Yes, the whole URL so could potentially be very useful and/or very embarrassing. It's this Zone.Identifier file that Windows Explorer checks when it puts restrictions on files that it deems could be unsafe because they have come from the internet zone.

"%systemdrive%%year%%monthname%blah-%hour%.%minute%-y%.%month%.%year%.log"

display in grid view to filter on a specific task and see when/if it returned a fail

registry based on key timestamps (note that values do not have timestamps).

no files, uses clipboard

Assuming file not modified since download, here's PowerShell to do it

credentials, and run it. Works around an issue that limits PowerShell script length to 8K because VMware run powershell.exe via cmd.exe.

to query and update CVAD configuration via the Citrix Cloud REST APIs using PowerShell, without the need for any Citrix PowerShell modules