PowerShell Pro!

The mission and inspiration of PowerShell Pro emerged from a goal set by the Window's PowerShell development team. "Create a large community of beginners and advanced users to share experiences, approaches, and scripts." -Bruce Payette, Windows PowerShell in Action.

PowerShell Pro is a community devoted to compiling the leading resources needed in achieving that goal. Whether you are an advanced PowerShell user or just starting out, PowerShell Pro is dedicated to presenting information required for your success.

NEW!!! PowerShell Tutorial Launched - Managing Active Directory 

PowerShell Tutorials available on this site:

• PowerShell Console and PowerShell concepts.
   
• PowerShell Cmdlet.
   
• PowerShell Aliases. Aliasing in PowerShell allows for the use of commands we've become accustomed to.
   
• Parameters, Intro to Objects, and Formating data.
   
• PowerShell Providers tutorial launched this week. Learn how work with the Aliases, The Registry, File System, Environment Variables, Functions, Variables, and Certificates using mounted drives.
   
• PowerShell Scripting Introduction.

• Working with Variables, Constants, Arrays, and Hash Tables.

• Conditional Logic. Using if, elseif, else, and switch statements.

• Loops (while, do while, do until, for, and foreach loops).

•  PowerShell Functions and Filters.

• WMI Tutorial Part 1. Classes, Properties, Methods, and Scripting with WMI.

• WMI Tutorial Part 2. Making changes with WMI Methods.

• WMI Tutorial Part 3. Creating Reports.

• NEW!!! - Managing Active Directory with Windows PowerShell

Coming Next - ADO

You will learn PowerShell or else…
OK- so no one is actually forcing you, at gun point, to learn Windows PowerShell. I trust that you are here because you are learning PowerShell and you have returned considering this site supports that effort. As for me, I am a VBScript(er) who is attempting to unlearn what I have learned. A PowerShell Student who's goals also include expanding my marketability, enhancing my career, and increasing my salary potential. Whatever your goals are, I thank you for becoming a PowerShell Pro Family Member. Don't worry this is not a cult; you won't be bowing down to an iconic "P," you are not being asked to give up your worldly possessions, and we are not chasing comets. What we are doing is sharing an interest in Windows PowerShell and assisting each other in the learning process. For that, I thank you for being here.

-Jesse Hamrick