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Windows 10: Determine history of feature upgrades

Add a Comment[Author: Michael Albert Category: Powershell, Windows knowhow ]

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this powershell script determines the previous Windows 10 ReleaseIDs and install date of all feature updates applied to a system.
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Tags: datetime from UNIX timestamp, history, installtime, powershell, previous, releaseid, upgrade, windows

Powershell: Convert UNIX Timestamp to DateTime

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simple one liner to convert an UNIX Timnestap to DataTime object.
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Tags: datatime, powershell, to, UNIX Time, windows

Hexdump: Hexdump a binary file and convert it back

Add a Comment[Author: Michael Albert Category: Linux, Scripting & programming ]

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for hexdump (binary) files and converting back the Linux command line xxd works perfect.

Tags: convert, convert hexdump to binary, create hexdump, hex to binary

Powershell: Execute a process and capture STDOUT and STDERR

Add a Comment[Author: Michael Albert Category: Powershell, Uncategorized ]

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if have to execute a process or script from powershell and you have to capture the output you can use the System.Diagnostics.Process class.

I’ve written a simple function for this case 🙂

Tags: capture, powershell, start process, start program, stderr, stdout

Python: Install Python with pip on Windows by the embeddable zip file

1 Comment[Author: Michael Albert Category: Python, Windows ]

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to install Python on Windows download the latest version. In this example Python 3.6.5.

Extract the zip file to an directory, e.g. D:\python3.6.5.
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Tags: embeddable, install, ModuleNotFoundError, No module named 'pip', python, PYTHONPATH, PYTHONPATH ignored, sys.path, windows

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