One of the most compelling reasons I find to use PowerShell is that I can get at all sorts of management information that used to require arcane or complicated VBScripts and command line tools. Now ...
Windows PowerShell 3.0 is just around the corner. If you've downloaded one of the Windows 8 previews, you've been able to kick version 3 around. Or you can download a beta candidate from Microsoft.
Windows 10, edition 2004. If I open cmd.exe or Powershell.exe as Admin, the 'L' key on my keyboard maps to 'Tab' for all windows other than the terminal (i.e. if I go to a browser to search for what's ...
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