Microsoft PowerShell for Beginners - Video 1 Learn PowerShell

This part 1 of a multi-part series for learning PowerShell. This video covers the basics to get you up and running.
* Get-Command
* Get-Help
* Get-Alias
* Get-Member
* Get-History
* Start-Transcript
Update! Microsoft changed the process name to msedge :( Sorry. So now you want to do:
$zebra = Get-Process msedge
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[@DumeCaspian]

Thank you for providing an easy-to-understand tutorial with great examples. Like other commentors here I've looked at other sources to learn basic PS and this was by far the easiest to understand.

[@ShanesCows]

Thank you for the kind words. There are about 40 more of these PowerShell videos to keep you going. 😎

[@blackryan5291]

I'm not a admin. I don't even work in IT. I just wanted to learn Powershell. I watched 30 mins each of 2 other video tutorials that claimed to be tutorials but were basically guys showing off how good they were in Powershell. I spent an hour and 3 commands were shown and not really explained. But this video here....15 mins in and I have learned enough to continue learning on my own if I had to and there is still like 15 more mins of video. This video paints a very clear picture. And I am having fun now rather than looking at "PS C:\> " and always having to copy paste something there I got from the internet. No more. I will learn this. This made it easy. Somebody get him a fruit basket...NOW!!...No?? I'm sorry bro....I couldn't get you a fruit basket. You totally deserve one though. In a nice basket. The basket matters. I liked the video though. Theres that at least. Thanks for posting this. Schooling mofo's since 2016

[@ShanesCows]

Thanks Ryan. Glad this helped you. 😎 I have about 40 more videos in my playlist to keep you learning.

[@disko.kommando]

yeah its great 🕶 he is like a hacker.

[@billyblue922]

Very basic question, getting an error from users trying to add a printer. Server is Ubuntu and as far as I know, set correctly. It is also setup as a file server though I doubt it's relevant. Just can't get cups working correctly. Advice?

[@billyblue922]

You need to learn and dedicate to I.T. or stop. IMHO.

[@billyblue922]

@@disko.kommando do you know what a hacker is?

[@steveeyler]

If only I had found this before I wasted money on a udemy course. Learned more in the first ten minutes than I did with paid content. Well done!

[@ventingshow4995]

I've only spent $$$ on Jason Dion's A+ 1001/1002 course material. His exams and PBQ's are gold!

[@ShanesCows]

Thanks Steve! I have 40+ more videos to help you keep learning.

[@dogcmp6]

My company pays for CBT nuggets, I spent 2 hours on their intro to powershell course the other day, you taught me more in 20 minutes than I learned in those 2 hours...great job!

[@ShanesCows]

Thanks. These are the comments that keep me making this content.

[@MikeHunt-wl4ye]

Hey, this is Jeremy from CBT Nuggets. *Chuckle* Powershells is like: Ok, so let's imagine you're with your kids and dogs at the park... *Draws kids and dog* then there's you just asking: "Ok, what's going on here?" so then... *Continues analogies and metaphors for 45 minutes*

[@spmffl3048]

@@MikeHunt-wl4ye Jeremy is awesome but he can definitely go a little long on some of the analogies lol!

[@MoAli-nv9cf]

@@spmffl3048 lol even Jeremy knows that he can go on a tangent!

[@imtiazahmadbhatti3944]

@@MikeHunt-wl4ye mom mm mm mm mm kno

[@GuenterErde1]

I dont normally leave comments, but this is a top tier intro. Thanks!

[@universalbrian]

I agree completely. I watched it twice and I feel like a pro... and a n00b! Well done, Shane.

[@ShanesCows]

Thanks! You will be a pro in no time.

[@ShanesCows]

Sorry about that. My quality and audio levels got way better after this video. The newest stuff isn’t half bad. 😉

[@kenvng]

@@ShanesCows Tough crowd to please. Keep up the great work Shane. I knew nothing and one of the job I applied for listing it so I google it and here you are. Thanks much. The job no longer available but I am sure gaining a skill to show on my resume. Happy New Year!

[@trevormasterson8035]

Brilliant Tutorial Shane.

[@reesenva]

Man, this is a GREAT introductory video. I watched it a couple of times to really let it sink in. THANKS!!!

[@hollyr8788]

This is great stuff, this all makes sense to me now have checked out others training and yours is so much better g

[@sarkartapask]

absolutely great video. I am scared of scripting but the way you are explaining it's helping. cheers. Great job.

[@funmidijo285]

Great video. I've been running scared of PowerShell for a while now but you not only make it easy, you make it very interesting. Can't wait to finish the whole series

[@ShanesCows]

Update! Microsoft changed the process name to msedge :( Sorry. So now you want to do: $zebra = Get-Process msedge

[@miarubyy]

It won't come up in my commands at all, not that I'm really complaining

[@carmelo7501]

Great video. Quick question, I used $zebra = Get-Process chrome, this means now PowerShell recognizes chrome with the alias Zebra, Zebra now equal chrome (in my case), right? If I wanna change it to default, I would type $chrome = Get-Process Chrome ? Thanks :)

[@ZoomZip]

I was following this and was lik 'wtf why isnt it working' then after the video saw this and yeah, it worked. I prefer msedge anyways. But awesome you took the effort to come back to a 2 year video!

[@isaiahdominic4751]

Nice. Had to scroll through the running process to see it. Thanks Shane. Amazing vid.

[@madrooky1398]

Wow you update a 4 years old video. Thats real love. :)

[@HeDtraX]

10 minutes in...and feeling happy, intrigued. This video Helps! Thank You.

[@AsifMehedi]

Incredibly helpful. Before moving on to your next tutorial, just wanted to say thanks a lot for putting this together.

[@ShanesCows]

Glad to help. 😻

[@redwater431]

dude you are great at explaining...

[@dhanessur]

First time trying to learn Powershell and your video was the perfect beginners guide. You've really explained things in the simplest form that's non intimidating to a beginner that finds Powershell overwhelming. Thank you for posting.

[@ShanesCows]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@DeadPixel1105]

I want to learn PowerShell because I tried out Linux for a week and absolutely loved using the terminal. I did not like Linux and switched back to Windows 10, but I do miss the terminal. It was so fast and efficient to get things done once you learn how to use it. So I figured if I learn how to use PowerShell in Windows, I'll kind of be getting the best of both worlds.

[@ShanesCows]

Awesome. PowerShell is great you will enjoy it.

[@Lyricalxs]

As a System Admin,....this is one of the few things that I havent become proficient at. You've made it extremely easy for me. Thanks.

[@briannixon9237]

Great video, thank you for sharing the knowledge.

[@lcruz906]

That was very informative, look forward to Part 2 once I play with this for a day or so. Thank you.....

[@mpazs]

Really enjoyed this video, certainly gonna watch them all. Thanks for making it!

[@stevenstewart5980]

Great video Shane! It's a very information-rich (read "useful") video. I'm looking forward to the rest of the series. Thanks!

[@ShanesCows]

You are welcome. Enjoy the rest. Lots to learn.

[@WesleyG8857]

Dude, I'm in school for server administration right now. All I can say is, THANK YOU.

[@ShanesCows]

Awesome. Keep learning this stuff. Super helpful for IT Admins.

[@danielm3977]

Shane , Hopefully you read this . I've never thought i could find a teacher on KZbin like Corey who explains everything as simple meanwhile comprehensive as possible. I've watched couple other videos about shell and command line but you are the best . I just felt to write here and say "Thank you " . God bless you

[@ShanesCows]

😻 Happy to help 😻

[@steveshoemaker7037]

Excellent job Shane. I've been messing around with Powershell, learning by looking at other people's scripts. Finally decided I should actually learn what I was doing. Your intro got me off to a great start. Looking forward to the next one.

[@ShanesCows]

Cool Steve. I have about 40 videos to help. 😀

[@NancyRileyNuniverse]

I am addicted to watching your videos! Thank you so much!

[@ShanesCows]

+Nancy Riley glad they are helping you. 😀

[@_james_7480]

thanks for the vid. Needed to run admin to create powershell directory. Couldnt figure why it didnt work until now. Cheers

[@nabiullahghurwal8900]

Man this guy taught me so much in a 27 minute video that my prof failed to teach me in a 4 month semester. THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@ShanesCows]

That is awesome and exactly my goal. Here is the real things you need to know to learn PowerShell, not copy other people's scripts. There are 40 more videos to go. I hope they all help.

[@biscuit5973]

Lol

[@mayanknigam6074]

This was a great start, I am going to watch it all and be ready for questions please. I am going to practice it and will come back with questions for the whole series. Thanks a lot

[@ShanesCows]

Enjoy

[@LeGreatReySteven]

Great tutorial Shane! I will definitely watch video 2 tomorrow :) I never took the time to learn PowerShell and mainly focused on learning more things about Networking and Cisco, but I'm now seeing others at work do bunch of useful things on powershell. It's insane how much time we have been saving at work since some of my colleagues have been making scripts on powershell. Powershell is a very powerful tool.

[@ShanesCows]

40+ videos to help you along the way

[@rdwakefield]

Thanks for the lesson. complete newbie here trying to learn PowerShell, was given a task to build a script to start and stop multiple services on remote machines, to pull from a list...hoping your lessons will give me a good place to learn as I'm about as green as a young shoot in grove amongst a aged forest. Thanks again!

[@ShanesCows]

You can do it. :)

[@iKyuubi1995]

5 years old and probably heavily outdated this series has still helped me get on the right direction of what im trying to do. Even if its several forks in the road ahead. It helps me start

[@elitehaxxor8025]

I mean, PowerShell hasn't really changed over the years. Like all languages, the fundamentals and concepts will always remain the same, it's modules that usually become deprecated and it just makes you learn something a bit new.

[@paulwilson406]

Great video Shane, very helpful. Thanks for sharing. Always wanted to learn Powershell, but kept putting it off. Well done.

[@Airbender808]

thanks, great video. I'm currently trying to teach myself Powershell for my internship and this video is a great help!

[@acemcdonut2]

This is quite possibly the best web tutorial I've ever used. Hits at a perfect level for a PowerShell newbie, and gives all the top level tools you need to get started. I'd give it ten thumbs up if I could.

[@ShanesCows]

Thank you, Steve. I would give you 10 thumbs up if I could. :) 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Guess I can. :)

[@acemcdonut2]

Shane Young thanks! After just four hours in powershell (including your tutorial) I've accomplished more than I managed in five hours of VBA/Excel last night, which I've been very strong in for years. Gotta learn the best tools for the job you're doing, I guess! Thanks again

[@pascalelessard3704]

I am subbing an IT class today and my daughter is a programmer, so I found your video very helpful. I learned a lot. Thanks!

[@ShanesCows]

Awesome. Glad it helped. 😀

[@dv64villa]

Thanks Shane. I usually gloss over when learning this material but you kept it concise and interesting. Looking forward to the rest of the video series.

[@ShanesCows]

Thank you. Did you find the rest of the videos? There is a whole playlist here. kzbin.info/aero/PLCGGtLsUjhm2k22nFHHdupAK0hSNZVfXi

[@ahmetmelihileri]

The best video which about introduction of powershell. Thx Shane!

[@unibow3678]

Phenomenal video! I'm in final year of high school and attempting to get my bearings together. I took IT as one of my subjects but wasn't as interested due to the fact that it focused mainly on theory that I simply memorised rather than understand. However, a week ago, I out of sheer boredom got into coding! I started with learning html and css because I had an interest in website making and just created one on vscode. And then I was HOOKED. Fell into a reddit rabbit hole looking for ways to prepare for my upcoming IT degree course I'm taking and ended up here! Currently learning python alongside powershell and this video really got me hyped up! Thank you so much for this!

[@ShanesCows]

That is awesome! So many great videos on KZbin videos to get you ahead of the game. 🤩

[@georges7527]

Any update on your academic journey?

[@javviss]

Extremely helpful, thanks

[@camf33]

Thank you for this Shane - good job and well explained.

[@AnthonyDAmico]

Thanks for doing this series, youtube suggested i watch you and its looking like i will be following this course. From someone who knows about command prompt and linux terminal but has never looked at powershell this has really helped me to learn more on the subject. Thanks again.

[@ShanesCows]

You are welcome. Glad it helped. :) I think you will learn to love PowerShell.

[@monicapampell]

Shane, it’s been a while since I’ve seen you! You should know your videos helped me create power apps and get better at my job - that’s an understatement. Now i searched to learn more on powershell and here you are. It’s so comforting and motivating! Thank you for giving your knowledge freely, it is something we should all emulate. #teachwhatyouknow

[@ShanesCows]

Appreciate the support Monica and kudos to you for doing the hard work of learning new stuff. 😎

[@StaceMo65]

Great explanation for those who are new to scripting. I'm more of a unix shell scripter, but this is a really good intro into PowerShell. Great job!

[@ShanesCows]

Thank you. If you have any suggestions or ideas for future content I am all ears.

[@Rajat-qo7ot]

I am all eyes not ears

[@lalitpanwar8443]

Thank you so much Shane, great explanations

[@kenvng]

Thank you. One of the job I applied for listing it so I google it and here I am. I knew nothing about PowerShell prior to this video and now I do, thank you much. The job no longer available but I am sure gaining a skill to show on my resume. Keep up the great work. Society need more people like yourself sir. Happy New Year!

[@ShanesCows]

Thank you and good luck :)

[@michelleamidon2083]

Ok I literally know how my current trainee feels regarding me teaching her advanced Excel features. I think my brain is oozing out of my ears and I feel like an idiot. Lol. God love you for creating this! Thank you for being very thorough and specific! I can't wait until I absorb all you have covered. It will help our admin team immensely ❤️

[@ShanesCows]

Happy to help Michelle. I have about 40 of these videos that should help on your journey. :)

[@snorewak]

2 year old video so not quite sure if ill get a response but truly a great introuduction, ill be re watching this video until it sinks in but your explanation definitely makes it easy to follow along, subbed!

[@ShanesCows]

I am still here. :) There are 29 video in total to help you get that PowerShell foundation you need.

[@bregensb]

Thank you, your basic examples were perfect! I know SQUAT about PowerShell. However that start-transcript is a great saved me a lot of old school note taking . . . . Thank you for taking the time to create these videos.... looking forward to video 2

[@DarrensTechTutorials]

Really great video, Thanks! Yes always run as an administrator! I ran into so many problems before I learnt this!

[@fasiehulhaq4791]

Very brilliantly explained PowerShell. I was always intimidated by CMD/PowerShell. But you made it very easy to understand. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Well done.! P.s. - I never leave any comments for any body. The person has to be very deserving to get my comments.

[@ShanesCows]

Happy to help. Thanks

[@PeteVXR]

Great video, I've never ever done any firm of scripting but this was interesting. I even switched the colours to black/green hacker style as recommended :-) Thanks.

[@ShanesCows]

Nice Peter! Be 3l1+e

[@soumnonfiction]

I've loved the simplicity of your video because I tried to follow others who were too technical (complicated). So thanks !

[@ShanesCows]

Glad to help. 😀

[@manuelaira3453]

Great intro Shane. I have been working with Config Manager for years and have always cowered away from PowerShell. I know I have to face it head on and this tutorial was the perfect start! Thank You! Can't wait to start Part 2!

[@ShanesCows]

Awesome 😎

[@keepflowing7718]

Ok... everytime I want to learn Azure, the powershell scares me .. THANK YOU for this video, I am starting to feel ok about the powershell. I heard you that there is also an Azure intro... I am so glad. I will now watch all your videos on this topic. You are amazing teacher, not just on the subject but also on how to present it to the people who are shy/scared towards it! 👏🏼👏🏼

[@ShanesCows]

Thanks 😊 Good luck 🍀

[@2mbf547]

Powershell :(

[@randomhominid9816]

This is the best powershell learning material I've come across. On to video 2...

[@ShanesCows]

Thanks 😎

[@felipemotorhead]

Great vídeo, I'm starting a blog to store my own experiences in powershell day by day, I'll take note from this vídeo.

[@darkthoughtbox]

Thank you man. This is awesome. I am working on creating automated processes for client device services. This is a very good start. I took a lot of good notes and I feel way more comfortable than I did before I came to this tutorial. Kudos.

[@ShanesCows]

Glad it was helpful! ANd hope you enjoy all of the videos. 40+ out there.

[@peterzhou3366]

it's a nice tutorial, thanks for sharing and thanks for your time :D

[@ShanesCows]

Glad to help.

[@cw4861]

This is magical, thank you!

[@ShanesCows]

Glad to help. 😀

[@CAWINC]

This was about 97 times easier to follow than pretty much any other Powershell "tutorial" I've found so far. Cudos Shane, and thank you!

[@ShanesCows]

Thanks, I appreciate that. Good news I have 40 more videos that hopefully are as good. 😎

[@CAWINC]

@@ShanesCows On it, like my kid on ice cream 👍

[@aaron.antczak]

Good stuff @Shane, appreciate you spending time on this basic PS jargon!!!

[@peddibhotlanarasimham5245]

great video m8. Could you make a video on Powershell for citrix Xendesktop administration please.....

[@rick_from_yr]

Thanks for your help :D I'm going to see the next videos soon

[@ShanesCows]

Happy to help

[@NickGDaniels]

Very informative video, I plan to keep watching and learning. As a student in Information Technology, I can say you made much more sense in 27 minutes than a whole semester at school. Thank you!

[@ShanesCows]

:) Thanks for the kind words.

[@javierislame]

Great video, thanks for taking the time to create them.

[@mortkebab2849]

I noticed that: Get-service -DisplayName "*network*" doesn't need the quotation marks.

[@ShanesCows]

Cool.. Never tried it without. :) Thanks for sharing.

[@TheRealNopeYT]

I tried that but it didn't work

[@comrade_alexey]

i hope this channel is still active beause this is amazing

[@ShanesCows]

I am still here. 😀 40 videos or so

[@susiequeue]

I am a complete beginner just starting with Powershell and your video has helped me so much! Great work Shane.

[@ShanesCows]

Thank you. 😀

[@TheCaptainRex]

I've used PS in previous jobs, but wanted to learn a bit more and get in depth in preparation for a new IT support position - this is an AMAZING refresher and an excellent guide, even taught me a couple things - will definitely continue to learn from you and you earned yourself a subscriber! :D Cheers!

[@ShanesCows]

Awesome Mad. Love the avatar. 😎

[@hdfloyd]

BRAVO!! Excellent class.

[@ShanesCows]

Thanks

[@MrDisemboweler]

You sir just gained another subscriber.

[@ShanesCows]

Thanks

[@libofsharaku]

outstanding mate, excellent stuff, your way of explaining things draws you in, i normally pass out after 5 minutes of these but this is the way to do it, thank you for this.

[@ShanesCows]

😀 Thanks. Glad you like it.

[@rishirv2325]

Very informative video with a brief description on the subject. Thank's for the video

[@vamsidharmamillapalli6844]

Nice Video for Beginner.

[@ShanesCows]

Thank you.

[@MatthewLCarter]

You calling ME a Beginner!? hehe (joking) (I AM!) :)

[@JongYi]

"A lot of people would like to kill Microsoft Edge permanently." - Sick burn dude.

[@ShanesCows]

Thanks :)

[@cybersphere]

It's actually good now

[@cybersphere]

@@aproe610 I went back to Chrome ;-)

[@stanleybowman-hood6194]

@@aproe610 yes

[@xilioss8575]

firefox@!!!!

[@Navin.R.Johnson]

Best PoSh video I've seen to date. Finally one that is succint and covers stuff that is *actually useful*!

[@oler2322]

Hi Shane, I'm a student currently learning about powershell in my operating system course. This was a great way to get into the basics. Looking forward to the next videos. Cheers!

[@agnelaaron1728]

Stay alive friend

[@OldFellaDave]

As a Windows SysAdmin I've been avoiding Powershell for years. If I need to drop into it I usually Google the needed script, drop it in, do what i need to do, get out and never speak of it again. I'm genuinely curious as to why Microsoft decided to go back to the old DOS (I'm old enough to have grown up using DOS) days of a Command Line like engine to do simple and advanced Admin tasks that they already had years of GUI development doing the exact same things. Was it because of the rise of Linux and their command line admin shenanigans or trying to lower their security footprint with all the GUI tools or both? I can see the need for certain things, but many of those complex tasks could have been done in other ways with other scripting tools already in existence or vendor GUI tools. I'm curious as to why it was forced onto us all. It's just always felt like a retrograde step for me - and probably others and is more than likely the major reason why I've avoided it for so long to be honest. But, I'm giving it a crack now, enjoying your Powershell videos - I came here via your Sharepoint 2016 series as I am deploying it here at work ;)

[@ShanesCows]

David - I can feel you. I went through a long period of anger when PowerShell was forced upon me. But then I moved to acceptance and then I fell in love. It is a journey but a good one, and a necessary one. If I can do anything to help let me know.

[@RobertOkadar]

The main reasons for introducing it are enhancing possibilities of automation and removing an additional layer of complexity, which automatically also reduces an overall number of bugs. To program GUI is complex and very error prone. In the long term, it saves time and money, while retaining flexibility. GUI is never flexible enough as command line is.

[@kevinportillo1971]

I feel like in order to get the most out of PowerShell you must know every possible variable there is.... :S tell me I'm wrong...

[@SportsIncorporated]

It would be hard to create a better introduction to PowerShell. Many Thanks.

[@seanspence2289]

Thanks, man. This is great stuff. Never knew the power of powershell. Really appreciate it. I'm going through all the vids for this series.

[@ShanesCows]

40+ to help you learn. 😀

[@edcastillo2124]

Thanks Shane, I was looking for an intro to Powershell and I think you did a great job plus I really enjoyed your presentation and look forward to next chapters !

[@ShanesCows]

Glad to help Ed 😎

[@ChiragNayyar91]

Great explanation

[@ShanesCows]

Thank you. I am always looking for suggestions of other topics.

[@InquisitiveSearcher]

So far, it looks like a strange combination of a UNIX shell and old VMS command like stuff. Interesting..... Then again, Windows is sort of a great-great-great(great-great) grandchild of VMS, both originally written by the same guy. Windows NT (WNT) is VMS with each letter in WNT being the letters of VMS just where each letter is advanced by one character in the alphabet. (v+1=W, m+1=N,s+1=T)

[@ShanesCows]

It is a hybrid and thanks for the reminders. :)

[@lobecosc]

Interesting.

[@mauditore]

Finally, a well produced video with good sound and content with an easy to understand instructor

[@ShanesCows]

Glad to help. 😀

[@leach987654321]

thank you!!!! you're a God send!!! can't wait to learn more!!!

[@jamesandrews6678]

So yeah I was following along watching the video in Google Chrome and I didn't have Edge running so I used Chrome as my example...fast forward to around 23:30 and $Zebra.Kill = lol trolled chrome and the video go bye bye. I found this funny.

[@ShanesCows]

I love it. I never thought about it when I made the video but has happened to many people. Sorry but 😂

[@charleswoythal58]

I used chrome as well, but I thought using kill at that moment would be a bad idea haha

[@pierry8246]

@@charleswoythal58 ŕfþßédģýFa

[@blackjaguar324]

Tutorial starts at 3:00.

[@ShanesCows]

Sorry you didn’t like the intro. Most people like context.

[@blackjaguar324]

@@ShanesCows I never said I didn't like it. I'm just a "straight to business" type of person. You're tutorial is pretty good.

[@jeremyforrest1997]

Thanks for exposing me to aliases, I found out how to add aliases in PS and BASH. It makes my life so much easier.

[@akshaydesai960]

Thanks a lot. A very good beginner session. Explained very clearly. Thanks Shane.

[@chinard]

curious how many people were watching this video in MicrosoftEdge when they tried to use the $zebra.kill() command

[@ShanesCows]

🤣 It happens a lot. 😂 Guess I should have warned people.

[@dawg7500]

Steve Benesko 🤣

[@carmelo7501]

I was using chrome and before to click enter I thought wait, lemme wait for this, lol

[@scottedwards9692]

oh yeah yeah

[@ShanesCows]

Yeah!

[@Man-dk1vg]

Most of the powershell videos on KZbin right now are just people explaining for an hour how great powershell is. This video, however, actually taught me something

[@ShanesCows]

Glad to help Man. Good news. I have about 40 more PowerShell specific videos all the same style. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3nVeKWbqLCoaNk

[@Sc0rch91]

I left a comment on here using powershell

[@ShanesCows]

Fancy! Nice job.

[@Rhygenix]

Haha, I ended up killing chrome while watching and following the video along

[@ShanesCows]

That is awesome. :) Wasn't really my intention but killing Chrome kind of feels right. :)

[@jamiew.lacroix7055]

I never could imagine myself making the effort I've been making to learn PowerShell, Thank you for making it so much easier.

[@ShanesCows]

Glad to help. 😀

[@currelr]

Thank-you thank-you! Excellent video for beginners. Much appreciated

[@MaxTheDog167]

"AS400 hacker hiding in my closet type of feel." lol....

[@ShanesCows]

Old school. 😎

[@MaxTheDog167]

It's not old school where I work at yet lol. I use it daily but it will be retired pretty soon.

[@Sunnywastakentoo]

"this is gonna scroll for a minute here" mine finished in

[@ShanesCows]

Nice!

[@Bule2805]

Liked and subscribed. Just started my journey with Powershell today and I am grateful you are sharing your knowledge with us. Great job and amazing communication skills, Shane. Thank you very much for this. Looking forward to the next video!

[@Khiladi_99]

Same here

[@ShanesCows]

Thanks 😀

[@xzone23]

What an amazing tutorial. You made it real fun. Can't wait to watch Video 2. Thank you for posting this !

[@ShanesCows]

Happy to help.

[@jasdeepdude1987]

I bet any money this guy had a few pints.

[@ShanesCows]

Ha! I don't know if it is good or bad but no pints were consumed for the recording of this video.

[@jasdeepdude1987]

Shane Young u r a gem. Thanx for taking it as a joke. I like ur work though.

[@mundanest]

would you bet 300 Albanian Lek?