Certainly! Here are some basic PowerShell commands that can be useful for various tasks:
1. Get-Command:
- Lists all available commands in PowerShell.
- Example: `Get-Command`
2. Get-Help:
- Provides help and documentation for commands.
- Example: `Get-Help Get-Process`
3. Get-Process:
- Retrieves information about running processes.
- Example: `Get-Process`
4. Get-Service:
- Retrieves information about system services.
- Example: `Get-Service`
5. Get-ChildItem:
- Lists files and folders in a specified directory.
- Example: `Get-ChildItem C:\`
6. Set-Location:
- Changes the current working directory.
- Example: `Set-Location C:\`
7. New-Item:
- Creates a new file or folder.
- Example: `New-Item -ItemType File -Path C:\Temp\example.txt`
8. Remove-Item:
- Deletes a file or folder.
- Example: `Remove-Item C:\Temp\example.txt`
9. Copy-Item:
- Copies a file or folder to a specified location.
- Example: `Copy-Item C:\Temp\example.txt C:\Backup\`
10. Rename-Item:
- Renames a file or folder.
- Example: `Rename-Item C:\Temp\example.txt newexample.txt`
11. Out-File:
- Sends output to a file.
- Example: `Get-Process | Out-File C:\Temp\processes.txt`
12. Select-Object:
- Selects specific properties of an object.
- Example: `Get-Process | Select-Object Name, CPU`
These are just a few basic PowerShell commands to get you started. PowerShell is a powerful scripting language with a vast array of commands and functionalities. You can explore more commands and their usage by using the `Get-Help` command or by referring to the PowerShell documentation.