Windows PowerShell [01] Introduction

If you would like to support me, please like, comment & subscribe, and check me out on Patreon: / johnhammond010
E-mail: [e-mail]
PayPal: paypal.me/johnhammond010
GitHub: github.com/JohnHammond
Site: www.johnhammond.org
Twitter: / _johnhammond

[@adrianramos4400]

Didn't know Ed sheeran also wrote scripts for windows.

[@janekkrawiecki4654]

where did you find it?

[@jonnym4923]

I feel like this dude gets this a lot

[@ThisGuyDakota]

I thought he was the old man in Jurassic Park

[@shashankhrishikesh1573]

Ik!! he looks just like ed Sheeran!!!!!!!!!!!!1😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@mrikea7577]

Funny!

[@dropcake]

I'm looking forward to these kind of series.

[@Teknishun]

We all do. We all do. This is a gift from heavens ! :D No but for real I was really looking forward for this.

[@skyysims]

Likewise. He is very good at cutting to the meat of the subject at hand which isn't very common in Powershell tutorials

[@_JohnHammond]

@@skyysims Thanks for the kind words!

[@cat19649]

I appreciate the quick skim over the typical powershell 101 topics. Plenty of people like myself get stuck at the start, but are familiar with get-help/basic commands. This is a good jump start for those relearning.

[@learnwithdj3218]

Your cmd batch series is the best video resource on the subject in my opinion. I challenged myself to write a reasonably fully-featured blackjack game in batch and watched your videos multiple times to clarify some of the weird syntax. Having put that in the bag, I'm interested in tackling PS next and I like the way you bring it down to an easy conceptual level. Keep it up, looking forward to more in this series!

[@simranverma4859]

##powershell sessions ##10th may 8.30 pm IST## facebook.com/groups/790933198099023/

[@jeffreylabeach]

I really enjoy the way you instruct this course make me want to keep learning more. I am in a cyber boot camp course to become a future cyber security professional and I can't even explain how great a watch this first video is. I can not wait to complete the series! I look forward to giving you updates and mastering powershell :)

[@phdtvproductions]

hey Jeff, im starting my journey as well, mind if i ask you how its going one year later?

[@whoisdei]

@@phdtvproductions hey how is it going after 5 months? I am starting my journey as well.

[@joshc4113]

You are the man, John Hammond lol You have helped me more than you know. All of the guys on youtube as well but you have been the man helping me get to the next level in so many areas and really breaking things down just like this powershell video this was one of the most helpful videos Ive ever watched...thank you so much.

[@m4l138]

Thanks John, I'm really excited to follow this series!

[@Zaakipaladin]

I learn so much watching your Videos! Thank you for all you do!!!

[@stevecamm9733]

Excellent video. I like the basic explanations on the cmdlets

[@vibhuization]

Love it, hopefully you do more of this. I'm a Linux guy who struggles talking windows sys admin language! I was looking for courses online but none seem to give this kind of info from the ground up. Thanks!

[@bbowling4979]

Excellent start John. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

[@huseynaliyev6449]

You are amazing John , I'm extremely grateful for great explanation

[@_JohnHammond]

No YOU'RE amazing! [[insert keanu reeves meme gif]] Thanks so much!

[@jamiew.lacroix7055]

I must concur with many of the already stated comments, I seen you on many other Youtubbers channels doing the cyber security gig. Thanks for making a seemingly daunting learning into fun again, your a great teacher Mr. Hammond

[@iMac802]

Very helpful video. Clear and interesting to listen to. Thanks!

[@shivrajbhatti1074]

learning PS for my first project, and u made my first day a hell of a lot easier 👍

[@bandaid422]

2023 - "No experience required!" I'm a 37 year old Heavy Equipment Operator exploring my options. I haven't touched CLI since MS-DOS about 25 years ago. Great intro, can't wait to see more.

[@maoropizzagalli4153]

Thank you for the time and the knowledge you share ! Amazing guy

[@simranverma4859]

##powershell sessions ##10th may 8.30 pm IST## facebook.com/groups/790933198099023/

[@jasongreen6834]

More quality content from John. Cant wait to watch the rest of the series.

[@henryjohnson8661]

Hi John, My Name is Henry, I'm New to the Cyber Security Sector and I find your videos extremely helpful and informative. Thanks for what you do.

[@AbdulKalam-fk4fy]

Awesome video to start off learning power-shell...Thanks

[@Eggsec]

Coming from unix- as soon as get in a windows machine I run powershell, this is very helpful. I love the get-alias cmdlet. Thank you

[@stevenp.3018]

One of the better videos on YT . Thanks, John.

[@Warlock1515]

This was a great powershell video. I love how you explained we are dealing with objects and not just strings. Great stuff!!!! Please, keep it coming :)

[@simranverma4859]

##powershell sessions ##10th may 8.30 pm IST## facebook.com/groups/790933198099023/

[@nukexplosion6679]

@@simranverma4859 Don't spam

[@NickSlaughterDude]

Awesome tutorials by John

[@zoran9977]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful for absolute beginners.

[@bootcamp20]

The last 2 commands in this video are God tier. Thank you!

[@paulfrankovich3085]

So, as an experienced PowerShell scripted I’m glad I watched this video all the way before I commented. Awesome job. Looking forward to more. So far perfect for beginners. New sub.

[@bradsmith1314]

i dont know much if anything much about these commands but arnt there gui (s) for every command like dos --->gui? so y still have commands? take for example create 'active user directory' unless there are no gui s for network commands? i guess what im saying is y do i still have to remember all these commands when i could point and click? just asking dont beat me down

[@paulfrankovich3085]

@@bradsmith1314 Some old stuff here but the fact you use y instead of why tells me all I need to know.

[@bradsmith1314]

@@paulfrankovich3085 thats y im asking !?!! i dont know!! gosh u ppl in the net bting back that 90s!

[@bradsmith1314]

@@paulfrankovich3085 can u plz tell me?

[@paulfrankovich3085]

@@bradsmith1314 Sometimes the command line is faster. Sure there are guis. But a lot of people are use to Linux. No guis there.

[@hankrhule1556]

Very helpful can appreciate John's help in command function discovering it's many file operations thanks!

[@leandroazeredo8713]

Your video series will rock!

[@varnull6120]

This was brilliant, well done!

[@silverlabguy9670]

great tutorial, honestly, it was very helpful . Thank you a lot!

[@_JohnHammond]

Very happy to hear that, thank you so much!

[@veeranmatmari1340]

ISE - integrated scripting environment

[@wilwilson8146]

Iceberg salt enhancer

[@aviationdude737]

Integrated soil enchanter

[@mrikea7577]

@John Hammond I really enjoy your content! You're a great teacher and don't let anybody tell you otherwise! I really like your beard as well, fits your general aura very well :)

[@HarpreetSingh-yy9gq]

it's great . without any time wasting . very condense and useful

[@DevJonathanRamos]

In your example of double cmdlet when one is using a parameter you can get same result with one call only “Select-Object name -Index 0”. Nice video by the way.

[@NIRohan]

i am just obsessed with this guys information

[@kenichimendoza8571]

Excellent teacher

[@mamad_f1471]

The way you showed the sponsor made me think that's part of tutorial I have to know before starting to learn powershell

[@sickthotsonmymind2299]

Great content! I would love to see a video on an introduction to Exploit Development and Binary Exploitation. Keep up the kickass work, I'm sad I didn't see you at DC27.

[@rodprogramdev9253]

Thank you for the tips, love your videos. Just wanted to verify the Verb-Noun structure, I encountered the term Kabab case and it looks similar to that structure. This video really helps a lot, very helpful for beginners. :)

[@e500benzv9]

Really helpful video, thanks!

[@abdoulshiba]

Great tutorial man. keep posting more .... Thank you.

[@josefont11]

Excellent ! explanations thanks so far the best one jet.

[@jorgenicolau_ar]

Awesomely simple! I got the Idea! thanks!

[@SuperPradeep01]

Awesome Tutorial John...

[@zenoxolo]

Very cool and useful video. Thank you 😊

[@skyysims]

You sir just gained a new subscriber! Great job!

[@nickelmypickle]

Thank you for your time this means the world to me my head was spinning that blue screen has a way of intimidating you

[@johnbll106]

Amazing, Waiting for the next one.

[@stsboy]

Very informative! Thank you!

[@chrisbailey2125]

Amazing vid. Please do more !

[@fantasyfilters580]

Good teacher 👍👍

[@PiefacePete46]

That's a cracker presentation thanks; clear, well paced, and understandable. Liked & subbed.

[@mirahsan2]

Loved your batch scripting tutorials! :)

[@user-vc4eu8oy5e]

Best video learning powershell

[@fizipcfx]

i did watch all of this chanells old PS playlist and i will watch this serie too

[@tilakdhanunjaya]

Hi John, thank you for sharing your knowledge i have subscribed your channel to follow regularly and i am waiting for more video's☺️👍

[@LokeshMeena-yi4ol]

This is what I had been looking for

[@mohammedzaid6634]

please keep up and i am really excited about this video

[@simranverma4859]

##powershell sessions ##10th may 8.30 pm IST## facebook.com/groups/790933198099023/

[@TheHughabbott]

thanks - great intro !

[@pwlegolas3]

Awesome video John...

[@Sqrlkun]

Thanks for the content, you are awesome!

[@mohammedissam3651]

Very good topic perfect timing for me 😃 I swear that I wanted to learn MS win 2019 server with powershall and command cmd I already downloaded and install Ms server 2019

[@sodypops3804]

Hey man mean this in a friendly and hopefully helpful way! A mic upgrade would do the channel wonders, youd be surprised how much a good mic can help with retention

[@petrutarabuta5617]

Super useful. Thanks!

[@celsocmjr]

Thank you for sharing John! :)

[@sergeynaruzhiny7422]

Thanks a lot really good tutorial,

[@liudas5377]

Thank you - very informational.

[@_JohnHammond]

Thanks for watching! :D

[@ja.digital617]

Great content

[@fedemolto]

I like your attitude, salud

[@ibrahemhudaib6593]

You are the best John

[@jimivie]

dude your videos are so good

[@TobyDeshane]

Hilariously, `man` is aliased to `Get-Help`. :) Nice.

[@kieranogg6346]

I believe 'gal' is also, channel 9 did a video with the guy who essentially invented powershell, another good watch for those interest in learning powershell

[@MrProfizmus]

i guess that may be hilarious to some, but 'man' is the help command on linux, so that mapping is just rational. it's short for manual.

[@6G0Dd]

oh how the turntables

[@JamalKhaffaf]

this was fun thanks!

[@Techtips200]

Great content!

[@danielmilewski7659]

thank you!

[@kizitoonyeagusi2824]

You are the best for reals.. never ever will there be another you

[@DDBAA24]

John , 'super+X' will open the power-user menu where 'start' would be, the equivalent of right clicking on it. It offers up Powershell (Administrator) as one of the choices , just a quick little short cut. You can change this in settings , by default it offers CMD(Admin) .. Coming from the Linux world I'd rather just use a tabbed terminal emulator , in my case CMDer. This way I can get to all of my shells with admin versions. Plus it integrates WSL as an option for a new tab . Yes you can 'call' them from the CLI , the tabbed CMDer is just way more organized. I wouldn't survive having to use Windows without 6 things, Chocolatey , WSL , CMDer , git-bash (so I can use linux commands/tools in windows CMD/PS), VIM/NANO from console and Xming. How did Windows last this long without a decent console based text editor !!!!??

[@just-me-cyber4036]

Great content Thanks!!!

[@joeb.1163]

Awesome 👌

[@savvnina1849]

Great video!!!!!!!

[@michaelcdarby]

I know what series I’m watching tonight

[@htooayelwin6521]

please do more videos like this

[@Death_User666]

legend

[@linus7529]

A small thing: alt+y to select "yes" for the UAC prompt.

[@alexanderquilty5705]

Just stumbled onto this video and I wish this series was continued :/ good video though.

[@_JohnHammond]

I'll be back to it soon! This month has been crazy busy -- but I promise it will come back to life!

[@robertjohn1100]

Thanks!

[@karthibalaji3817]

Great appreciate it!

[@mcmaly86]

YO THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@Fhenixjames]

you're a blessing!!!

[@kinsukaanjana2590]

wow thanx

[@suvidsinghal1365]

Hey John, I had a request! Can you please do similar tutorials for Bash (tips & tricks that you use and the complete tutorials like this one). That would be highly appreciated!

[@charmquark0]

Hey you are back in the room :D

[@kensleylewis7916]

Feels very similar to JavaScript's process of chaining commands or objects together with the dot notation.

[@bingbird77]

It's nice to learn something without some crazy thick foreign accent getting in the way. Thanks for speaking english correctly!

[@fishanindovi6187]

great content was just wondering on the index cmdlet how do you more than one index? meaning instead of just line 0 or 1 or 2 how do I get all the three rows?

[@RameenFallschirmjager]

powershell is awesome! it seems we had a giant in our windows operating system all this time and we've being ignorant about it!

[@DxBlack]

-We- _you_

[@Galileo3k]

Good foundation

[@kakitapallisaisantosh3383]

Hi john- training is really great, i have a question how do I prevent users for change/modification in the distribution list from the outlook web app can you please help me with the powershell command

[@daviddow5591]

Forgot to mention changing the execution policy to remote signed and to run update-help as admin