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I appreciate the idea, but I'm not willing to replace something that I have with something like that If I get this right, I can save hundreds of lines of code :) $allPictures | Where-Object { $_.Name -like "*Slider" } | ForEach-Object { #I just need to do the work here } 5 mins later, this...

Interesting …. Thanks so much I’ll look into this.

This makes sense and I appreciate the script example. I’ll give it a go on the next sprint.

I'm building a form that I plan on using pictureboxes as 'sliders' to represent client health... think thermometer Green(Great), Yellow Green, Yellow, Red, Pink(Terrible) my current code looks like this and it works well but it's not scalable. How can I script these specific pictureboxes ONCE and th...

Yes you nailed the install part, not sure why I didn't think of that, and it works perfectly. The code behind my .exe looks like this: checks for scheduled tasks (which is just to start the .exe on logon) and if it doesn't exist create it while ($true) { start-sleep -seconds 120 gather data Write da...

This is packaged with you. I built a systray app using the blog article and build the .exe. Within the MSI build settings, I include the .exe, my start and uninstall PS1 files My start.ps1 looks like this & c:\folders\myapp.exe “Checking to see if the application is running before attempting to ...

I have an installer custom action which starts an .exe
During install it creates a PowerShell screen
Are there arguments I can use in the Settings to eliminate this?

During uninstall, is there a way to stop the .exe so I'm not prompted to Automatically close the applications or Do not close

I need to show the rookies the event logs, how to filter them, and finally the corresponding dmp files I’ll load into WinDbg.

It’s okay, on to the next issue . I appreciate you helping me with this effort as always.

I misspoke about the registry.
We'll detect the event and use an existing process to copy the needed files from C:\Windows\System32\winevt\Logs and grab the .dmp files for debugging.

busy systems shouldn’t be an issue as we all have new HW w/ NVME disks. I think I’m engineering this wrong but it’s nice to know I’m on the right track. I was also reminded the evtx ( I think ) are store in Windows directory so I might just invoke them directly instead of toying with the registry .....