Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.Management

Base class for all child jobs that wrap CIM operations.

Indicates a location where this job is running.

Status message associated with the Job.

Indicates if job has more data available.

Stops this job.

Represents an error during execution of a CIM job.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class with a specified error message.

The message that describes the error.

Initializes a new instance of the class with a specified error message.

The message that describes the error. The exception that is the cause of the current exception, or a null reference if no inner exception is specified.

Initializes a new instance of the class with serialized data.

The that holds the serialized object data about the exception being thrown. The that contains contextual information about the source or destination.

which provides additional information about the error.

CimQuery supports building of queries against CIM object model.

CimQuery supports building of queries against CIM object model.

Modifies the query, so that it only returns objects with a given property value.

Property name to query on. Property values to accept in the query. if should be treated as a containing a wildcard pattern; otherwise. Describes how to handle filters that didn't match any objects

Modifies the query, so that it does not return objects with a given property value.

Property name to query on. Property values to reject in the query. if should be treated as a containing a wildcard pattern; otherwise. Describes how to handle filters that didn't match any objects

Modifies the query, so that it returns only objects that have a property value greater than or equal to a threshold.

Property name to query on. Minimum property value. Describes how to handle filters that didn't match any objects

Modifies the query, so that it returns only objects that have a property value less than or equal to a threshold.

Property name to query on. Maximum property value. Describes how to handle filters that didn't match any objects

Modifies the query, so that it returns only objects associated with

Object that query results have to be associated with. Name of the association. Name of the role that has in the association. Name of the role that query results have in the association. Describes how to handle filters that didn't match any objects

Sets a query option.

Returns a string that represents the current CIM query.

A string that represents the current CIM query.

CIM-specific ObjectModelWrapper.

CimSession to operate on.

Maximum number of remote connections that can remain active at any given time.

Creates a query builder for CIM OM.

Query builder for CIM OM.

Returns a new job name to use for the parent job that handles throttling of the child jobs that actually perform querying and method invocation.

Job name.

Returns default sessions to use when the user doesn't specify the -Session cmdlet parameter.

Default sessions to use when the user doesn't specify the -Session cmdlet parameter.

Creates a object that performs a query against the wrapped object model.

Remote session to query. Query parameters. object that performs a query against the wrapped object model.

Creates a object that invokes an instance method in the wrapped object model.

Remote session to invoke the method in. The object on which to invoke the method. Method invocation details. if successful method invocations should emit downstream the being operated on.

Creates a object that invokes a static method (of the class named by ) in the wrapped object model.

Remote session to invoke the method in. Method invocation details.

Client-side filtering for 1) filtering that cannot be translated into a server-side query (i.e. when CimQuery.WildcardToWqlLikeOperand reports that it cannot translate into WQL) 2) detecting if all expected results have been received and giving friendly user errors otherwise (i.e. could not find process with name='foo'; details in Windows 8 Bugs: #60926)

Job wrapping invocation of a CreateInstance intrinsic CIM method.

Job wrapping invocation of a DeleteInstance intrinsic CIM method.

Job that handles executing a WQL (in the future CQL?) query on a remote CIM server.

Job wrapping invocation of an extrinsic CIM method.

Job wrapping invocation of an extrinsic CIM method.

Job wrapping invocation of an extrinsic CIM method.

Job wrapping invocation of a ModifyInstance intrinsic CIM method.

Job wrapping invocation of a CreateInstance or ModifyInstance intrinsic CIM method.

Job that handles executing a WQL (in the future CQL?) query on a remote CIM server.

Base job for queries.

Job wrapping invocation of a static CIM method.

Tracks (per-session) terminating errors in a given cmdlet invocation.

Provides common code for processing session-based object models. The common code Session, ThrottleLimit, AsJob parameters and delegates creation of jobs to derived classes.

Type that represents instances of objects from the wrapped object model Type representing remote sessions

Releases resources associated with this object.

Releases resources associated with this object.

Session to operate on.

Whether to wrap and emit the whole operation as a background job.

Maximum number of remote connections that can remain active at any given time.

Creates a object that performs a query against the wrapped object model.

Remote session to query. Query parameters. This method shouldn't do any processing or interact with the remote session. Doing so will interfere with ThrottleLimit functionality. (and other methods returning job results) will block to support throttling and flow-control. Implementations of Job instance returned from this method should make sure that implementation-specific flow-control mechanism pauses further processing, until calls from (and other methods returning job results) return.

Creates a object that invokes an instance method in the wrapped object model.

Remote session to invoke the method in. The object on which to invoke the method. Method invocation details. if successful method invocations should emit downstream the being operated on. This method shouldn't do any processing or interact with the remote session. Doing so will interfere with ThrottleLimit functionality. (and other methods returning job results) will block to support throttling and flow-control. Implementations of Job instance returned from this method should make sure that implementation-specific flow-control mechanism pauses further processing, until calls from (and other methods returning job results) return.

Creates a object that invokes a static method in the wrapped object model.

Remote session to invoke the method in. Method invocation details. This method shouldn't do any processing or interact with the remote session. Doing so will interfere with ThrottleLimit functionality. (and other methods returning job results) will block to support throttling and flow-control. Implementations of Job instance returned from this method should make sure that implementation-specific flow-control mechanism pauses further processing, until calls from (and other methods returning job results) return.

Returns default sessions to use when the user doesn't specify the -Session cmdlet parameter.

Default sessions to use when the user doesn't specify the -Session cmdlet parameter.

A new job name to use for the parent job that handles throttling of the child jobs that actually perform querying and method invocation.

Queries for object instances in the object model.

Query parameters. A lazy evaluated collection of object instances.

Queries for instance and invokes an instance method.

Query parameters. Method invocation details. if successful method invocations should emit downstream the object instance being operated on.

Invokes an instance method in the object model.

The object on which to invoke the method. Method invocation details. if successful method invocations should emit downstream the being operated on.

Invokes a static method in the object model.

Method invocation details.

Performs initialization of cmdlet execution.

Performs cleanup after cmdlet execution.

Stops the parent job when called.

Releases resources associated with this object.

Releases resources associated with this object.

Releases resources associated with this object.

Releases resources associated with this object.

The only kind of exception this method can throw. The only kind of exception this method can throw.

Returns a type of CIM representation if conversion from/to CIM can be done purely with LanguagePrimitives.ConvertTo.

A command that appends the specified content to the item at the specified path.

Seeks to the end of the writer stream in each of the writers in the content holders.

The content holders that contain the writers to be moved. If calling Seek on the content writer throws an exception.

Makes the call to ShouldProcess with appropriate action and target strings.

The path to the item on which the content will be added. True if the action should continue or false otherwise.

Create a WQL query string to retrieve all properties from the specified WMI class.

A string containing the WMI class name. A string containing the WQL query string

Retrieve a new object of type T, whose properties and fields are populated from an instance of the named WMI class. If the CIM query results in multiple instances, only the first instance is returned.

The type of the object to be created. Must be a default-constructable reference type. The CIM session to be queried. A string containing the namespace to run the query against A string containing the name of the WMI class from which to populate the resultant object. A new object of type T if successful, null otherwise. This method matches property and field names of type T with identically named properties in the WMI class instance. The WMI property is converted to the type of T's property or field.

Retrieve an array of new objects of type T, whose properties and fields are populated from an instance of the specified WMI class on the specified CIM session.

The type of the object to be created. Must be a default-constructable reference type. The CIM session to be queried. A string containing the namespace to run the query against A string containing the name of the WMI class from which to populate the resultant array elements. An array of new objects of type T if successful, null otherwise. This method matches property and field names of type T with identically named properties in the WMI class instance. The WMI property is converted to the type of T's property or field.

Retrieve an array of new objects of type T, whose properties and fields are populated from an instance of the specified WMI class on the specified CIM session.

The type of the object to be created. Must be a default-constructable reference type. The CIM session to be queried. A string containing the name of the WMI class from which to populate the resultant array elements. An array of new objects of type T if successful, null otherwise. This method matches property and field names of type T with identically named properties in the WMI class instance. The WMI property is converted to the type of T's property or field.

Escape any backslash (\) characters in a path with an additional backslash, allowing the path to be used within a WMI query.

A string that may contain backslash characters. A new string in which any backslash characters have been "escaped" by prefacing then with an additional backslash

A command that appends the specified content to the item at the specified path.

Clears the contents from the item at the specified path.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

A command to clear the value of a property of an item at a specified path.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

The properties to clear from the item.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

The properties to be cleared.

Clears the properties of an item at the specified path.

Defines the implementation of the 'Clear-RecycleBin' cmdlet. This cmdlet clear all files in the RecycleBin for the given DriveLetter. If not DriveLetter is specified, then the RecycleBin for all drives are cleared.

Property that sets DriveLetter parameter.

Property that sets force parameter. This will allow to clear the recyclebin.

This method implements the BeginProcessing method for Clear-RecycleBin command.

This method implements the ProcessRecord method for Clear-RecycleBin command.

Returns true if the given drive is 'fixed' and its path exist; otherwise, return false.

Returns true if the given input is of the form c, c:, c:\, C, C: or C:\

Returns a drive path of the form C:\ for the given drive driveName. Supports the following inputs: C, C:, C:\

Clear the recyclebin for the given drive name. If no driveName is provided, it clears the recyclebin for all drives.

A command that adds the parent and child parts of a path together with the appropriate path separator.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the childPath parameter to the command.

Gets or sets additional childPaths to the command.

Determines if the path should be resolved after being joined.

Parses the specified path and returns the portion determined by the boolean parameters.

This exception is thrown when the timeout expires before a computer finishes restarting.

Name of the computer that is restarting.

The timeout value specified by the user. It indicates the seconds to wait before timeout.

Construct a RestartComputerTimeoutException.

Construct a RestartComputerTimeoutException.

Constructs a RestartComputerTimeoutException.

The message used in the exception.

Constructs a RestartComputerTimeoutException.

The message used in the exception. An exception that led to this exception.

Defines the services that Restart-Computer can wait on.

Wait for the WMI service to be ready.

Wait for the WinRM service to be ready.

Wait for the PowerShell to be ready.

Restarts the computer.

The authentication options for CIM_WSMan connection.

Specifies the computer (s)Name on which this command is executed. When this parameter is omitted, this cmdlet restarts the local computer. Type the NETBIOS name, IP address, or fully-qualified domain name of one or more computers in a comma-separated list. To specify the local computer, type the computername or "localhost".

The following is the definition of the input parameter "Credential". Specifies a user account that has permission to perform this action. Type a user-name, such as "User01" or "Domain01\User01", or enter a PSCredential object, such as one from the Get-Credential cmdlet.

Using Force in conjunction with Reboot on a remote computer immediately reboots the remote computer.

Specify the Wait parameter. Prompt will be blocked is the Timeout is not 0.

Specify the Timeout parameter. Negative value indicates wait infinitely. Positive value indicates the seconds to wait before timeout.

Specify the For parameter. Wait for the specific service before unblocking the prompt.

Specify the Delay parameter. The specific time interval (in second) to wait between network pings or service queries.

Script to test if the PowerShell is ready.

The indicator to use when show progress.

The activity id.

After call 'Shutdown' on the target computer, wait a few seconds for the restart to begin.

Actual time out in seconds.

Indicate to exit.

Indicate to exit.

A waithandler to wait on. Current thread will wait on it during the delay interval.

Dispose Method.

Dispose Method.

Validate parameters for 'DefaultSet' 1. When the Wait is specified, the computername cannot contain the local machine 2. If the local machine is present, make sure it is at the end of the list (so the remote ones get restarted before the local machine reboot).

Write out progress.

Calculate the progress percentage.

Event handler for the timer.

Test the PowerShell state for the restarting computer.

BeginProcessing method.

ProcessRecord method.

To implement ^C.

Cmdlet to stop computer.

The authentication options for CIM_WSMan connection.

The following is the definition of the input parameter "ComputerName". Value of the address requested. The form of the value can be either the computer name ("wxyz1234"), IPv4 address ("192.168.177.124"), or IPv6 address ("2010:836B:4179::836B:4179").

The following is the definition of the input parameter "Credential". Specifies a user account that has permission to perform this action. Type a user-name, such as "User01" or "Domain01\User01", or enter a PSCredential object, such as one from the Get-Credential cmdlet.

Force the operation to take place if possible.

Dispose Method.

ProcessRecord.

To implement ^C.

Renames a domain computer and its corresponding domain account or a workgroup computer. Use this command to rename domain workstations and local machines only. It cannot be used to rename Domain Controllers.

Target computers to rename.

Emit the output.

The domain credential of the domain the target computer joined.

The administrator credential of the target computer.

New names for the target computers.

Suppress the ShouldContinue.

To restart the target computer after rename it.

The authentication options for CIM_WSMan connection.

Check to see if the target computer is the local machine.

ProcessRecord method.

EndProcessing method.

The object returned by SAM Computer cmdlets representing the status of the target machine.

The HasSucceeded which shows the operation was success or not.

The ComputerName on which the operation is done.

Returns the string representation of this object.

Formats a line for use in ToString.

The object returned by Rename-Computer cmdlet representing the status of the target machine.

The status which shows the operation was success or failure.

The NewComputerName which represents the target machine.

The OldComputerName which represented the target machine.

Returns the string representation of this object.

Formats a line for use in ToString.

Helper Class used by Stop-Computer,Restart-Computer and Test-Connection Also Contain constants used by System Restore related Cmdlets.

The maximum length of a valid NetBIOS name.

System Restore Class used by Cmdlets.

OperatingSystem WMI class used by Cmdlets.

Service WMI class used by Cmdlets.

Win32_ComputerSystem WMI class used by Cmdlets.

Ping Class used by Cmdlet.

CIMV2 path.

Default path.

The error says The interface is unknown.

This error says An instance of the service is already running.

The name of the privilege to shutdown a local system.

The name of the privilege to shutdown a remote system.

CimUriPrefix.

CimOperatingSystemNamespace.

CimOperatingSystemShutdownMethod.

CimQueryDialect.

Local host name.

Get the local admin user name from a local NetworkCredential.

Generate a random password.

Gets the Scope.

Returns true if it is a valid drive on the system.

Checks whether string[] contains System Drive.

Returns the given computernames in a string.

Check whether the new computer name is valid.

Invokes the Win32Shutdown command on provided target computer using WSMan over a CIMSession. The flags parameter determines the type of shutdown operation such as shutdown, reboot, force etc.

Cmdlet host for reporting errors. True if local host computer. Target computer. Win32Shutdown flags. Optional credential. Optional authentication. Error message format string that takes two parameters. Fully qualified error Id. Cancel token. True on success.

Returns valid computer name or null on failure.

Computer name to validate. Valid computer name.

The base class for the */content commands.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the filter property.

Gets or sets the include property.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

An array of content holder objects that contain the path information and content readers/writers for the item represented by the path information.

Wraps the content into a PSObject and adds context information as notes.

The content being written out. The number of blocks that have been read so far. The context the content was retrieved from. The context the command is being run under.

A cache of the notes that get added to the content items as they are written to the pipeline.

A class that stores a cache of the notes that get attached to content items as they get written to the pipeline. An instance of this cache class is only valid for a single path.

Constructs a content cache item.

The path information for which the cache will be bound.

The path information for the cached item.

The cached PSPath of the item.

The cached parent path of the item.

The cached drive for the item.

The cached provider of the item.

The cached child name of the item.

Attaches the cached notes to the specified PSObject.

The PSObject to attached the cached notes to. The PSObject that was passed in with the cached notes added.

A struct to hold the path information and the content readers/writers for an item.

Closes the content readers and writers in the content holder array.

Overridden by derived classes to support ShouldProcess with the appropriate information.

The path to the item from which the content writer will be retrieved. True if the action should continue or false otherwise.

Gets the IContentReaders for the current path(s)

An array of IContentReaders for the current path(s)

Resolves the specified paths to PathInfo objects.

The paths to be resolved. Each path may contain glob characters. If true, resolves the path even if it doesn't exist. If true, allows a wildcard that returns no results. The context under which the command is running. An array of PathInfo objects that are the resolved paths for the parameter.

Dispose method in IDisposable.

A command to convert a drive qualified or provider qualified path to a provider internal path.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the force property.

The path(s) to the item(s) to convert.

Converts a drive qualified or provider qualified path to a provider internal path.

A command to copy a property on an item.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

The name of the property to create on the item.

The path to the destination item to copy the property to.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Copies the property from one item to another.

The get-childitem command class. This command lists the contents of a container.

The string declaration for the Items parameter set in this command.

The "Items" parameter set includes the following parameters: -filter -recurse

Gets or sets the path for the operation.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the filter property.

Gets or sets the include property.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

Gets or sets the recurse switch.

Gets or sets max depth of recursion; automatically sets Recurse parameter; Value '0' will show only contents of container specified by -Path (same result as running 'Get-ChildItem' without '-Recurse'); Value '1' will show 1 level deep, etc...; Default is uint.MaxValue - it performs full recursion (this parameter has no effect).

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

Gets or sets the names switch.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

The path for the get-location operation.

Determines if the command should do recursion.

Limits the depth of recursion; used with Recurse parameter; Value '0' will show only contents of container specified by -Path (same result as running 'Get-ChildItem' without '-Recurse'); Value '1' will show 1 level deep, etc...; Default is uint.MaxValue - it performs full recursion (this parameter has no effect).

The flag that specifies whether to retrieve the child names or the child items.

The main execution method for the get-childitem command.

Defines the implementation of the 'Get-Clipboard' cmdlet. This cmdlet get the content from system clipboard.

Property that sets raw parameter. This will allow clipboard return text or file list as one string.

Gets or sets the delimiters to use when splitting the clipboard content.

This method implements the ProcessRecord method for Get-Clipboard command.

Returns the clipboard content as text format.

Array of strings representing content from clipboard.

Provides argument completion for the Delimiter parameter.

Provides argument completion for the Delimiter parameter.

The name of the command that is being completed. The name of the parameter that is being completed. The input text to filter the results by. The ast of the command that triggered the completion. The parameters bound to the command. Completion results.

The Get-ComputerInfo cmdlet gathers and reports information about a computer.

Collection of property names from the Property parameter, including any names resulting from the expansion of wild-card patterns given. This list will itself contain no wildcard patterns.

The Property parameter contains the names of properties to be retrieved. If this parameter is given, the cmdlet returns a PSCustomObject containing only the requested properties. Wild-card patterns may be provided.

Any named properties that are not recognized are ignored. If no recognized properties are provided the cmdlet returns an empty PSCustomObject. If a provided wild-card pattern contains only an asterisk ("*"), the cmdlet will operate as if the parameter were not given at all and will return a fully-populated ComputerInfo object.

Perform any first-stage processing.

Performs the cmdlet's work.

Display progress.

Text to be displayed in status bar

Retrieves the version of the system's hal.dll.

A object representing the CIM session to query. Path to the system directory, which should contain the hal.dll file.

Create an array of object from values in Win32_NetworkAdapter and Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration instances.

A object representing a CIM session. An array of NetworkAdapter objects. This method matches network adapters associated network adapter configurations. The returned array contains entries only for matched adapter/configuration objects.

Create an array of objects, using data acquired from WMI via the Win32_Processor class.

Retrieve information related to Device Guard.

A object representing a CIM session. A object containing information related to the Device Guard feature

A helper method used by GetHyperVisorInfo to retrieve a boolean property value.

Retrieve information related to HyperVisor.

A object representing a CIM session. A object containing information related to HyperVisor

Retrieve miscellaneous system information.

A object representing a CIM session. A object containing miscellaneous system information

Wrapper around the native GetFirmwareType function.

null if unsuccessful, otherwise FirmwareType enum specifying the firmware type.

Wrapper around the native GetPhysicallyInstalledSystemMemory function.

null if unsuccessful, otherwise the amount of physically installed memory.

Create a new ComputerInfo object populated with the specified data objects.

A object containing system-related info such as BIOS, mother-board, computer system, etc. An object containing operating-system information. A object containing other information to be reported. A new ComputerInfo object to be output to PowerShell.

Create a new PSObject, containing only those properties named in the namedProperties parameter.

A containing all the acquired system information A list of property names to be included in the returned object A new PSObject with the properties specified in the parameter

Get the names of all properties. This is part of the processes of validating property names provided by the user.

Expand any wild-card patterns into known property names.

List of known property names The wild-card pattern used to perform globbing

Produce a list of known, valid property names from property-name parameters. These parameter may use wild-card patterns and may contain invalid property names. This method expands wild-card patterns and filter out any invalid property names.

Attempt to convert a string representation of a base-16 value into an integer.

A string containing the text to be parsed. An integer into which the parsed value is stored. If the string cannot be converted, this parameter is set to 0. Returns true if the conversion was successful, false otherwise. The hexString parameter must contain a hexadecimal value, with no base-indication prefix. For example, the string "0409" will be parsed into the base-10 integer value 1033, while the string "0x0409" will fail to parse due to the "0x" base-indication prefix.

Attempt to create a object from a locale string as retrieved from WMI.

A string containing WMI's notion (usually) of a locale. A CultureInfo object if successful, null otherwise. This method first tries to convert the string to a hex value and get the CultureInfo object from that value. Failing that it attempts to retrieve the CultureInfo object using the locale string as passed.

Convert a Unix time, expressed in seconds, to a .

Number of seconds since the Unix epoch. A DateTime object representing the date and time represented by the parameter.

The EnumConverter class contains a method for converting an integer to a nullable enum of the type specified in T.

The type of enum to be the destination of the conversion.

Convert an integer to a Nullable enum of type T.

The integer value to be converted to the specified enum type. A Nullable enum object. If the value is convertible to a valid enum value, the returned object's value will contain the converted value, otherwise the returned object will be null.

Create a converter using Linq Expression classes.

A generic Func{} object to convert an int to the specified enum type.

Base class for some of the other Intermediate WMI classes, providing some shared methods.

Get a language name from a language identifier.

A nullable integer containing the language ID for the desired language. A string containing the display name of the language identified by the language parameter. If the language parameter is null or has a value that is not a valid language ID, the method returns null.

Provides information about Device Guard.

Array of required security properties.

Array of available security properties.

Indicates which security services have been configured.

Indicates which security services are running.

Indicates the status of the Device Guard Code Integrity policy.

Indicates the status of the Device Guard user mode Code Integrity policy.

Describes a Quick-Fix Engineering update.

Unique identifier associated with a particular update.

Description of the update.

String containing the date that the update was installed.

Additional comments that relate to the update.

Provides information about a network adapter.

Description of the network adapter.

Name of the network connection as it appears in the Network Connections Control Panel program.

Indicates whether the DHCP server automatically assigns an IP address to the computer system when establishing a network connection.

IP Address of the DHCP server.

State of the network adapter connection to the network.

Array of all of the IP addresses associated with the current network adapter.

Describes a processor on the computer.

Name of the processor.

Name of the processor manufacturer.

Description of the processor.

Processor architecture used by the platform.

Address width of the processor.

Data width of the processor.

Maximum speed of the processor, in MHz.

Current speed of the processor, in MHz.

Number of cores for the current instance of the processor.

A core is a physical processor on the integrated circuit

Number of logical processors for the current instance of the processor.

For processors capable of hyperthreading, this value includes only the processors which have hyperthreading enabled

Processor information that describes the processor features.

For an x86 class CPU, the field format depends on the processor support of the CPUID instruction. If the instruction is supported, the property contains 2 (two) DWORD formatted values. The first is an offset of 08h-0Bh, which is the EAX value that a CPUID instruction returns with input EAX set to 1. The second is an offset of 0Ch-0Fh, which is the EDX value that the instruction returns. Only the first two bytes of the property are significant and contain the contents of the DX register at CPU reset—all others are set to 0 (zero), and the contents are in DWORD format

Type of chip socket used on the circuit.

Primary function of the processor.

Role of the processor.

Current status of the processor.

Current status of the processor. Status changes indicate processor usage, but not the physical condition of the processor.

Availability and status of the processor.

The ComputerInfo class is output to the PowerShell pipeline.

Windows build lab information, from the Windows Registry.

Windows version number, from the Windows Registry.

Windows edition, from the Windows Registry.

Windows installation type, from the Windows Registry.

The data Windows was installed, from the Windows Registry.

The Windows product ID, from the Windows Registry.

The Windows product name, from the Windows Registry.

Name of the organization that this installation of Windows is registered to, from the Windows Registry.

Name of the registered owner of this installation of Windows, from the Windows Registry.

Path to the operating system's root directory, from the Windows Registry.

The Windows ReleaseId, from the Windows Registry.

The Windows Update Build Revision (UBR), from the Windows Registry.

Array of BIOS characteristics supported by the system as defined by the System Management BIOS Reference Specification.

Array of the complete system BIOS information. In many computers there can be several version strings that are stored in the registry and represent the system BIOS information.

Internal identifier for this compilation of the BIOS firmware.

Short description of the BIOS.

Code set used by the BIOS.

Name of the current BIOS language.

Description of the BIOS.

Major version of the embedded controller firmware.

Minor version of the embedded controller firmware.

Firmware type of the local computer.

This is acquired via the GetFirmwareType Windows API function

Manufacturer's identifier for this software element. Often this will be a stock keeping unit (SKU) or a part number.

Number of languages available for installation on this system. Language may determine properties such as the need for Unicode and bidirectional text.

Date and time the object was installed.

Language edition of the BIOS firmware. The language codes defined in ISO 639 should be used. Where the software element represents a multilingual or international version of a product, the string "multilingual" should be used.

Array of names of available BIOS-installable languages.

Manufacturer of the BIOS.

Name used to identify the BIOS.

Records the manufacturer and operating system type for the BIOS when the BiosTargetOperatingSystem property has a value of 1 (Other). When TargetOperatingSystem has a value of 1, BiosOtherTargetOS must have a nonnull value. For all other values of BiosTargetOperatingSystem, BiosOtherTargetOS is NULL.

If true, this is the primary BIOS of the computer system.

Release date of the Windows BIOS.

Assigned serial number of the BIOS.

BIOS version as reported by SMBIOS.

SMBIOS major version number. This property is null if SMBIOS is not found.

SMBIOS minor version number. This property is null if SMBIOS is not found.

If true, the SMBIOS is available on this computer system.

State of a BIOS software element.

Status of the BIOS.

Major elease of the System BIOS.

Minor release of the System BIOS.

Target operating system.

Version of the BIOS. This string is created by the BIOS manufacturer.

System hardware security settings for administrator password status.

If true, the system manages the page file.

If True, the automatic reset boot option is enabled.

If True, the automatic reset is enabled.

Boot option limit is ON. Identifies the system action when the CsResetLimit value is reached.

Type of reboot action after the time on the watchdog timer is elapsed.

If true, indicates whether a boot ROM is supported.

Status and Additional Data fields that identify the boot status.

System is started. Fail-safe boot bypasses the user startup files—also called SafeBoot.

The name of this computer.

Boot up state of the chassis.

The chassis or enclosure SKU number as a string.

Amount of time the unitary computer system is offset from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

If True, the daylight savings mode is ON.

Description of the computer system.

Name of local computer according to the domain name server.

Name of the domain to which a computer belongs.

If the computer is not part of a domain, then the name of the workgroup is returned

Role of a computer in an assigned domain workgroup. A domain workgroup is a collection of computers on the same network. For example, a DomainRole property may show that a computer is a member workstation.

Enables daylight savings time on a computer. A value of True indicates that the system time changes to an hour ahead or behind when DST starts or ends. A value of False indicates that the system time does not change to an hour ahead or behind when DST starts or ends. A value of NULL indicates that the DST status is unknown on a system.

Hardware security setting for the reset button on a computer.

If True, a hypervisor is present.

If True, an infrared port exists on a computer system.

Data required to find the initial load device or boot service to request that the operating system start up.

Object is installed. An object does not need a value to indicate that it is installed.

System hardware security setting for Keyboard Password Status.

Array entry of the CsInitialLoadInfo property that contains the data to start the loaded operating system.

Name of the computer manufacturer.

Product name that a manufacturer gives to a computer.

Key of a CIM_System instance in an enterprise environment.

An array of objects describing any network adapters on the system.

If True, the network Server Mode is enabled.

Number of logical processors available on the computer.

Number of physical processors currently available on a system.

This is the number of enabled processors for a system, which does not include the disabled processors. If a computer system has two physical processors each containing two logical processors, then the value of CsNumberOfProcessors is 2 and CsNumberOfLogicalProcessors is 4. The processors may be multicore or they may be hyperthreading processors

Array of objects describing each processor on the system.

Array of free-form strings that an OEM defines. For example, an OEM defines the part numbers for system reference documents, manufacturer contact information, and so on.

If True, the computer is part of a domain. If the value is NULL, the computer is not in a domain or the status is unknown.

Time delay before a reboot is initiated, in milliseconds. It is used after a system power cycle, local or remote system reset, and automatic system reset. A value of –1 (minus one) indicates that the pause value is unknown.

Type of the computer in use, such as laptop, desktop, or tablet.

Type of the computer in use, such as laptop, desktop, or tablet.

Array of the specific power-related capabilities of a logical device.

If True, device can be power-managed, for example, a device can be put into suspend mode, and so on.

This property does not indicate that power management features are enabled currently, but it does indicate that the logical device is capable of power management

System hardware security setting for Power-On Password Status.

Current power state of a computer and its associated operating system.

State of the power supply or supplies when last booted.

Contact information for the primary system owner. For example, phone number, email address, and so on.

Name of the primary system owner.

Indicates if the computer system can be reset.

Number of automatic resets since the last reset. A value of –1 (minus one) indicates that the count is unknown.

Number of consecutive times a system reset is attempted. A value of –1 (minus one) indicates that the limit is unknown.

Array that specifies the roles of a system in the information technology environment.

Statis pf the computer system.

Array of the support contact information for the Windows operating system.

The family to which a particular computer belongs. A family refers to a set of computers that are similar but not identical from a hardware or software point of view.

Identifies a particular computer configuration for sale. It is sometimes also called a product ID or purchase order number.

System running on the Windows-based computer.

Thermal state of the system when last booted.

Total size of physical memory.

Be aware that, under some circumstances, this property may not return an accurate value for the physical memory. For example, it is not accurate if the BIOS is using some of the physical memory

Size of physically installed memory, as reported by the Windows API function GetPhysicallyInstalledSystemMemory.

Name of a user that is logged on currently.

In a terminal services session, CsUserName is the name of the user that is logged on to the console—not the user logged on during the terminal service session

Event that causes the system to power up.

Name of the workgroup for this computer.

Name of the operating system.

Type of operating system.

SKU number for the operating system.

Version number of the operating system.

String that indicates the latest service pack installed on a computer. If no service pack is installed, the string is NULL.

Build number of the operating system.

Array of objects containing information about any Quick-Fix Engineering patches (Hot Fixes) applied to the operating system.

Name of the disk drive from which the Windows operating system starts.

Physical disk partition on which the operating system is installed.

System directory of the operating system.

Letter of the disk drive on which the operating system resides.

Windows directory of the operating system.

Code for the country/region that an operating system uses.

Values are based on international phone dialing prefixes—also referred to as IBM country/region codes

Number, in minutes, an operating system is offset from Greenwich mean time (GMT). The number is positive, negative, or zero.

Language identifier used by the operating system.

A language identifier is a standard international numeric abbreviation for a country/region. Each language has a unique language identifier (LANGID), a 16-bit value that consists of a primary language identifier and a secondary language identifier

The culture name, such as "en-US", derived from the property.

Operating system version of the local date and time-of-day.

Date and time the operating system was last restarted.

The interval between the time the operating system was last restarted and the current time.

Type of build used for the operating system.

Code page value the operating system uses.

If true, then the data execution prevention hardware feature is available.

When the data execution prevention hardware feature is available, this property indicates that the feature is set to work for 32-bit applications if true.

When the data execution prevention hardware feature is available, this property indicates that the feature is set to work for drivers if true.

Indicates which Data Execution Prevention (DEP) setting is applied. The DEP setting specifies the extent to which DEP applies to 32-bit applications on the system. DEP is always applied to the Windows kernel.

If true, the operating system is a checked (debug) build.

If True, the operating system is distributed across several computer system nodes. If so, these nodes should be grouped as a cluster.

Encryption level for secure transactions: 40-bit, 128-bit, or n-bit.

Increased priority given to the foreground application.

Total amount, in kilobytes, of physical memory available to the operating system.

This value does not necessarily indicate the true amount of physical memory, but what is reported to the operating system as available to it.

Number, in kilobytes, of physical memory currently unused and available.

Number, in kilobytes, of virtual memory.

Number, in kilobytes, of virtual memory currently unused and available.

Number, in kilobytes, of virtual memory currently in use.

Total swap space in kilobytes.

This value may be NULL (unspecified) if the swap space is not distinguished from page files. However, some operating systems distinguish these concepts. For example, in UNIX, whole processes can be swapped out when the free page list falls and remains below a specified amount

Total number of kilobytes that can be stored in the operating system paging files—0 (zero) indicates that there are no paging files. Be aware that this number does not represent the actual physical size of the paging file on disk.

Number, in kilobytes, that can be mapped into the operating system paging files without causing any other pages to be swapped out.

Array of file paths to the operating system's paging files.

Version of the operating system's Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)

Indicates the install date.

Name of the operating system manufacturer. For Windows-based systems, this value is "Microsoft Corporation"

Maximum number of process contexts the operating system can support.

Maximum number, in kilobytes, of memory that can be allocated to a process.

Array of Multilingual User Interface Pack (MUI Pack) languages installed on the computer.

Number of user licenses for the operating system.

Number of process contexts currently loaded or running on the operating system.

Number of user sessions for which the operating system is storing state information currently.

Company name for the registered user of the operating system.

Architecture of the operating system, as opposed to the processor.

Language version of the operating system installed.

Array of objects indicating installed and licensed product additions to the operating system.

Additional description for the current operating system version.

If True, the physical address extensions (PAE) are enabled by the operating system running on Intel processors.

Specifies whether the operating system booted from an external USB device. If true, the operating system has detected it is booting on a supported locally connected storage device.

Specifies whether this is the primary operating system.

Additional system information.

Name of the registered user of the operating system.

Operating system product serial identification number.

Major version of the service pack installed on the computer system.

Minor version of the service pack installed on the computer system.

Current status.

Product suites available on the operating system.

Server level of the operating system, if the operating system is a server.

Layout of the (first) keyboard attached to the system.

Name of the system's current time zone.

Path to the system's logon server.

Power platform role.

If true, a HyperVisor was detected.

If a HyperVisor is not present, indicates the state of the requirement that the Data Execution Prevention feature is available.

If a HyperVisor is not present, indicates the state of the requirement that the processor supports address translation extensions used for virtualization.

If a HyperVisor is not present, indicates the state of the requirement that the firmware has enabled virtualization extensions.

If a HyperVisor is not present, indicates the state of the requirement that the processor supports Intel or AMD Virtual Machine Monitor extensions.

Indicates the status of the Device Guard features.

Required Device Guard security properties.

Available Device Guard security properties.

Configured Device Guard security services.

Running Device Guard security services.

Status of the Device Guard Code Integrity policy enforcement.

Status of the Device Guard user mode Code Integrity policy enforcement.

System hardware security settings for administrator password status.

Feature is disabled.

Feature is Enabled.

Feature is not implemented.

Status is unknown.

Actions related to the BootOptionOn* properties of the Win32_ComputerSystem CIM class.

Boot into operating system.

Boot into system utilities.

Do not reboot.

Indicates the state of a system element.

The element state is something other than those in this Enum.

The element state is unknown.

The element is in Safe state.

The element is in Warning state.

The element is in Critical state.

The element is in Non-Recoverable state.

Specifies the processor architecture.

Architecture is Intel x86.

Architecture is MIPS.

Architecture is DEC Alpha.

Architecture is Motorola PowerPC.

Architecture is ARM.

Architecture is Itanium-based 64-bit.

Architecture is Intel 64-bit.

Specifies a CPU's availability and status.

A state other than those specified in CpuAvailability.

Availability status is unknown.

The device is running or at full power.

Device is in a Warning state.

Availability status is In Test.

Status is not applicable to this device.

The device is powered off.

Availability status is Offline.

Availability status is Off-Duty.

Availability status is Degraded.

Availability status is Not Installed.

Availability status is Install Error.

The device is known to be in a power save state, but its exact status is unknown.

The device is in a power save state, but is still functioning, and may exhibit decreased performance.

The device is not functioning, but can be brought to full power quickly.

The device is in a power-cycle state.

The device is in a warning state, though also in a power save state.

The device is paused.

The device is not ready.

The device is not configured.

The device is quiet.

Specifies that current status of the processor.

CPU status is Unknown.

CPU status is Enabled.

CPU status is Disabled by User via BIOS Setup.

CPU status is Disabled by BIOS.

CPU is Idle.

CPU is in another state.

Data Execution Prevention (DEP) settings.

DEP is turned off for all 32-bit applications on the computer with no exceptions.

DEP is enabled for all 32-bit applications on the computer.

DEP is enabled for a limited number of binaries, the kernel, and all Windows-based services. However, it is off by default for all 32-bit applications. A user or administrator must explicitly choose either the Always On or the Opt Out setting before DEP can be applied to 32-bit applications.

DEP is enabled by default for all 32-bit applications. A user or administrator can explicitly remove support for a 32-bit application by adding the application to an exceptions list.

Status of the Device Guard feature.

Device Guard is off.

Device Guard is Configured.

Device Guard is Running.

Configuration status of the Device Guard Code Integrity.

Code Integrity is off.

Code Integrity uses Audit mode.

Code Integrity uses Enforcement mode.

Device Guard hardware security properties.

Base Virtualization Support.

Secure Boot.

DMA Protection.

Secure Memory Overwrite.

UEFI Code Readonly.

SMM Security Mitigations 1.0.

Mode Based Execution Control.

Device Guard software security properties.

Credential Guard.

Hypervisor enforced Code Integrity.

Role of a computer in an assigned domain workgroup.

Standalone Workstation.

Member Workstation.

Standalone Server.

Member Server.

Backup Domain Controller.

Primary Domain Controller.

Specifies a firmware type.

The firmware type is unknown.

The computer booted in legacy BIOS mode.

The computer booted in UEFI mode.

Not implemented.

Increase in priority given to the foreground application.

The system boosts the quantum length by 6.

The system boosts the quantum length by 12.

The system boosts the quantum length by 18.

Hardware security settings for the reset button on a computer.

Reset button is disabled.

Reset button is enabled.

Hardware security settings are not implement.

Unknown security setting.

Indicates a hardware security setting.

Hardware security is disabled.

Hardware security is enabled.

Hardware security is not implemented.

Hardware security setting is unknown.

State of the network adapter connection to the network.

Adapter is disconnected.

Adapter is connecting.

Adapter is connected.

Adapter is disconnecting.

Adapter hardware is not present.

Adapter hardware is disabled.

Adapter has a hardware malfunction.

Media is disconnected.

Adapter is authenticating.

Authentication has succeeded.

Authentication has failed.

Address is invalid.

Credentials are required.

Other unspecified state.

Encryption level for secure transactions: 40-bit, 128-bit, or n-bit.

40-bit encryption.

128-bit encryption.

N-bit encryption.

Indicates installed and licensed system product additions to the operating system.

Microsoft Small Business Server was once installed, but may have been upgraded to another version of Windows.

Windows Server 2008 Enterprise is installed.

Windows BackOffice components are installed.

Communication Server is installed.

Terminal Services is installed.

Microsoft Small Business Server is installed with the restrictive client license.

Windows Embedded is installed.

A Datacenter edition is installed.

Terminal Services is installed, but only one interactive session is supported.

Windows Home Edition is installed.

Web Server Edition is installed.

Storage Server Edition is installed.

Compute Cluster Edition is installed.

Indicates the operating system Stock Keeping Unit (SKU)

The SKU is undefined.

SKU is Ultimate Edition.

SKU is Home Basic Edition.

SKU is Home Premium Edition.

SKU is Enterprise Edition.

SKU is Home Basic N Edition.

SKU is Business Edition.

SKU is Standard Server Edition.

SKU is Datacenter Server Edition.

SKU is Small Business Server Edition.

SKU is Enterprise Server Edition.

SKU is Starter Edition.

SKU is Datacenter Server Core Edition.

SKU is Standard Server Core Edition.

SKU is Enterprise Server Core Edition.

SKU is Enterprise Server IA64 Edition.

SKU is Business N Edition.

SKU is Web Server Edition.

SKU is Cluster Server Edition.

SKU is Home Server Edition.

SKU is Storage Express Server Edition.

SKU is Storage Standard Server Edition.

SKU is Storage Workgroup Server Edition.

SKU is Storage Enterprise Server Edition.

SKU is Server For Small Business Edition.

SKU is Small Business Server Premium Edition.

SKU is to be determined.

SKU is Windows Enterprise.

SKU is Windows Ultimate.

SKU is Web Server (core installation)

SKU is Server Foundation.

SKU is Windows Home Server.

SKU is Windows Server Standard without Hyper-V.

SKU is Windows Server Datacenter without Hyper-V (full installation)

SKU is Windows Server Enterprise without Hyper-V (full installation)

SKU is Windows Server Datacenter without Hyper-V (core installation)

SKU is Windows Server Standard without Hyper-V (core installation)

SKU is Windows Server Enterprise without Hyper-V (core installation)

SKU is Microsoft Hyper-V Server.

SKU is Storage Server Express (core installation)

SKU is Storage Server Standard (core installation)

SKU is Storage Server Workgroup (core installation)

SKU is Storage Server Enterprise (core installation)

SKU is Windows Small Business Server 2011 Essentials.

SKU is Small Business Server Premium (core installation)

SKU is Windows Server Hyper Core V.

SKU is Windows Thin PC.

SKU is Windows Embedded Industry.

SKU is Windows RT.

SKU is Windows Home.

SKU is Windows Professional with Media Center.

SKU is Windows Mobile.

SKU is Windows Embedded Handheld.

SKU is Windows IoT (Internet of Things) Core.

Type of operating system.

OS is unknown.

OS is one other than covered by this Enum.

OS is MacOS.

OS is AT&T UNIX.

OS is DG/UX.

OS is DECNT.

OS is Digital UNIX.

OS is OpenVMS.

OS is HP-UX.

OS is AIX.

OS is MVS.

OS is OS/400.

OS is OS/2.

OS is Java Virtual Machine.

OS is MS-DOS.

OS is Windows 3x.

OS is Windows 95.

OS is Windows 98.

OS is Windows NT.

OS is Windows CE.

OS is NCR System 3000.

OS is NetWare.

OS is OSF.

OS is DC/OS.

OS is Reliant UNIX.

OS is SCO UnixWare.

OS is SCO OpenServer.

OS is Sequent.

OS is IRIX.

OS is Solaris.

OS is SunOS.

OS is U6000.

OS is ASERIES.

OS is Tandem NSK.

OS is Tandem NT.

OS is BS2000.

OS is Linux.

OS is Lynx.

OS is XENIX.

OS is VM/ESA.

OS is Interactive UNIX.

OS is BSD UNIX.

OS is FreeBSD.

OS is NetBSD.

OS is GNU Hurd.

OS is OS 9.

OS is Mach Kernel.

OS is Inferno.

OS is QNX.

OS is EPOC.

OS is IxWorks.

OS is VxWorks.

OS is MiNT.

OS is BeOS.

OS is HP MPE.

OS is NextStep.

OS is PalmPilot.

OS is Rhapsody.

OS is Windows 2000.

OS is Dedicated.

OS is OS/390.

OS is VSE.

OS is TPF.

Specifies the type of the computer in use, such as laptop, desktop, or Tablet.

System type is unspecified.

System is a desktop.

System is a mobile device.

System is a workstation.

System is an Enterprise Server.

System is a Small Office and Home Office (SOHO) Server.

System is an appliance PC.

System is a performance server.

Maximum enum value.

Specifies the type of the computer in use, such as laptop, desktop, or Tablet. This is an extended version of PCSystemType.

System type is unspecified.

System is a desktop.

System is a mobile device.

System is a workstation.

System is an Enterprise Server.

System is a Small Office and Home Office (SOHO) Server.

System is an appliance PC.

System is a performance server.

System is a Slate.

Maximum enum value.

Specifies power-related capabilities of a logical device.

Unknown capability.

Power management not supported.

Power management features are currently disabled.

The power management features are currently enabled, but the exact feature set is unknown or the information is unavailable.

The device can change its power state based on usage or other criteria.

The power state may be set through the Win32_LogicalDevice class.

Power may be done through the Win32_LogicalDevice class.

Timed power-on is supported.

Specified power states.

Power state is unknown.

Full power.

Power Save - Low Power mode.

Power Save - Standby.

Unknown Power Save mode.

Power Cycle.

Power Off.

Power Save - Warning.

Power Save - Hibernate.

Power Save - Soft off.

Specifies the primary function of a processor.

Processor ype is other than provided in these enumeration values.

Processor type is.

Processor is a Central Processing Unit (CPU)

Processor is a Math processor.

Processor is a Digital Signal processor (DSP)

Processor is a Video processor.

Specifies a computer's reset capability.

Capability is a value other than provided in these enumerated values.

Reset capability is unknown.

Capability is disabled.

Capability is enabled.

Capability is not implemented.

Specifies the kind of event that causes a computer to power up.

An event other than specified in this enumeration.

Event type is unknown.

Event is APM timer.

Event is a Modem Ring.

Event is a LAN Remove.

Event is a power switch.

Event is a PCI PME# signal.

AC power was restored.

Indicates the OEM's preferred power management profile.

The OEM did not specify a specific role.

The OEM specified a desktop role.

The OEM specified a mobile role (for example, a laptop)

The OEM specified a workstation role.

The OEM specified an enterprise server role.

The OEM specified a single office/home office (SOHO) server role.

The OEM specified an appliance PC role.

The OEM specified a performance server role.

The OEM specified a tablet form factor role.

Max enum value.

Additional system information, from Win32_OperatingSystem.

Product type is unknown.

System is a workstation.

System is a domain controller.

System is a server.

Specifies the system server level.

An unknown or unrecognized level was detected.

Nano server.

Server core.

Server core with management tools.

Full server.

State of a software element.

Software element is deployable.

Software element is installable.

Software element is executable.

Software element is running.

Import WINAPI function PowerDeterminePlatformRoleEx.

The version of the POWER_PLATFORM_ROLE enumeration for the platform. POWER_PLATFORM_ROLE enumeration.

Retrieve the amount of RAM physically installed in the computer.

Retrieve the firmware type of the local computer.

A reference to a enumeration to contain the resultant firmware type

Gets the data specified for the passed in property name from the Software Licensing API.

Name of the licensing property to get. Out parameter for the value. An hresult indicating success or failure.

A command to get the content of an item at a specified path.

The number of content items to retrieve per block. By default this value is 1 which means read one block at a time. To read all blocks at once, set this value to a negative number.

The number of content items to retrieve.

The number of content items to retrieve from the back of the file.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Gets the content of an item at the specified path.

Scan forwards to get the tail content.

true if no error occurred false if there was an error

Seek position to the right place.

reader should be able to be casted to FileSystemContentReader true if the stream pointer is moved to the right place false if we cannot seek

Be sure to clean up.

A command to get the property of an item at a specified path.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

The properties to retrieve from the item.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

The properties to be retrieved.

Gets the properties of an item at the specified path.

A command to get the property value of an item at a specified path.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

The properties to retrieve from the item.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

The properties to be retrieved.

Gets the values of the properties of an item at the specified path.

Cmdlet for Get-Hotfix Proxy.

Specifies the HotFixID. Unique identifier associated with a particular update.

To search on description of Hotfixes.

Parameter to pass the Computer Name.

Parameter to pass the Credentials.

Sets connection options.

Get the List of HotFixes installed on the Local Machine.

To implement ^C.

Dispose Method.

Dispose Method.

JobProcessCollection is a helper class used by Start-Process -Wait cmdlet to monitor the child processes created by the main process hosted by the Start-process cmdlet.

Stores the initialisation state of the job and completion port.

JobObjectHandle is a reference to the job object used to track the child processes created by the main process hosted by the Start-Process cmdlet.

The completion port handle that is used to monitor job events.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes the job and IO completion port and adds the process to the job object.

The process to add to the job. Whether the job creation and assignment worked or not.

Blocks the current thread until all processes in the job have exited.

A token to cancel the operation.

A command to move a property on an item to another item.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

The name of the property to create on the item.

The path to the destination item to copy the property to.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

The property to be created.

Creates the property on the item.

The base command for the core commands.

An instance of the PSTraceSource class used for trace output using "NavigationCommands" as the category.

The context for the command that is passed to the core command providers.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Called by the base implementation that checks the SupportShouldProcess provider capability. This virtual method gives the derived cmdlet a chance query the CmdletProvider capabilities to determine if the provider supports ShouldProcess.

A helper for derived classes to call to determine if the paths specified are for a provider that supports ShouldProcess.

The paths to check to see if the providers support ShouldProcess. If the paths are to different providers, and any don't support ShouldProcess, then the return value is false. If they all support ShouldProcess then the return value is true.

The dynamic parameters which have already been retrieved from the provider and bound by the command processor.

The dynamic parameters for the command. They are retrieved using the GetDynamicParameters virtual method.

Stops the processing of the provider by using the CmdletProviderContext to tunnel the stop message to the provider instance.

Gets or sets the filter property.

This is meant to be overridden by derived classes if they support the Filter parameter. This property is on the base class to simplify the creation of the CmdletProviderContext.

Gets or sets the include property.

This is meant to be overridden by derived classes if they support the Include parameter. This property is on the base class to simplify the creation of the CmdletProviderContext.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

This is meant to be overridden by derived classes if they support the Exclude parameter. This property is on the base class to simplify the creation of the CmdletProviderContext.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error. This is meant to be overridden by derived classes if they support the Force parameter. This property is on the base class to simplify the creation of the CmdletProviderContext.

Retrieves the dynamic parameters for the command from the provider.

Determines if the cmdlet and CmdletProvider supports ShouldProcess.

The base class for core commands to extend when they require credentials to be passed as parameters.

Gets or sets the credential parameter.

The context for the command that is passed to the core command providers.

The get-location command class. This command does things like list the contents of a container, get an item at a given path, get the current working directory, etc.

Gets or sets the provider from which to get the current location.

Gets or sets the drive from which to get the current location.

Gets or sets the Stack switch parameter which is used to disambiguate parameter sets.

Gets or sets the stack ID for the location stack that will be retrieved.

The name of the provider from which to return the current location.

The name of the location stack from which to return the stack.

The main execution method for the get-location command. Depending on the parameter set that is specified, the command can do many things. -locationSet gets the current working directory as a Monad path -stackSet gets the directory stack of directories that have been pushed by the push-location command.

The core command for setting/changing location. This is the equivalent of cd command.

Gets or sets the path property.

Gets or sets the path property, when bound from the pipeline.

Gets or sets the parameter -passThru which states output from the command should be placed in the pipeline.

Gets or sets the StackName parameter which determines which location stack to use for the push. If the parameter is missing or empty the default location stack is used.

The filter used when doing a dir.

Determines if output should be passed through for set-location.

The functional part of the code that does the changing of the current working directory.

The core command for setting/changing location and pushing it onto a location stack. This is the equivalent of the pushd command.

Gets or sets the path property.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the parameter -passThru which states output from the command should be placed in the pipeline.

Gets or sets the StackName parameter which determines which location stack to use for the push. If the parameter is missing or empty the default location stack is used.

The filter used when doing a dir.

Determines if output should be passed through for push-location.

The ID of the stack to use for the pop.

The functional part of the code that does the changing of the current working directory and pushes the container onto the stack.

The core command for pop-location. This is the equivalent of the popd command. It pops a container from the stack and sets the current location to that container.

Gets or sets the parameter -passThru which states output from the command should be placed in the pipeline.

Gets or sets the StackName parameter which determines which location stack to use for the pop. If the parameter is missing or empty the default location stack is used.

Determines if output should be passed through for pop-location.

The ID of the stack to use for the pop.

Gets the top container from the location stack and sets the location to it.

Mounts a drive in PowerShell runspace.

Gets or sets the name of the drive.

Gets or sets the provider ID.

Gets or sets the root of the drive. This path should be a namespace specific path.

Gets or sets the description of the drive.

Gets or sets the scope identifier for the drive being created.

Gets or sets the Persist Switch parameter. If this switch parameter is set then the created PSDrive would be persisted across PowerShell sessions.

Gets the dynamic parameters for the new-psdrive cmdlet.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

New-psdrive always supports ShouldProcess.

The name of the drive.

The provider ID for the drive.

The namespace specific path of the root of the drive.

A description for the drive.

Adds a new drive to the Monad namespace.

Base class for Drive commands that need to glob drives on both the drive name and the provider name.

Globs on both the drive name and the provider name to get a list of Drives that match the glob filters.

The name of the drive(s) to returned. The name can contain glob characters. The name of the provider(s) to return. The name can contain glob characters. The scope to get the drives from. If this parameter is null or empty all drives will be retrieved. A collection of the drives that match the filters. If is less than zero, or not a number and not "script", "global", "local", or "private" If is less than zero or greater than the number of currently active scopes.

Removes a drive that is mounted in the PowerShell runspace.

Gets or sets the name of the drive to remove.

Gets or sets the literal name parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the name provider(s) for which the drives should be removed.

Gets or sets the scope identifier from which to remove the drive. If the scope is null or empty, the scope hierarchy will be searched starting at the current scope through all the parent scopes to the global scope until a drive of the given name is found to remove.

Gets or sets the force property which determines if the drive should be removed even if there were errors.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

The name of the drive to remove.

The name of the provider(s) for which to remove all drives.

Removes the specified drive from the Monad namespace using the name of the drive.

Gets a specified or listing of drives that are mounted in PowerShell namespace.

Gets or sets the drive name the user is looking for.

If the drive name is left empty, all drives will be returned. A globing or regular expression can also be supplied and any drive names that match the expression will be returned.

Gets or sets the literal name parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the scope parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the provider name for the drives that should be retrieved.

If the provider is left empty, all drives will be returned. A globing or regular expression can also be supplied and any drive with providers that match the expression will be returned.

The name of the drive to be retrieved.

The provider ID for the drives you want to see.

Prepare the session for the Get-PSDrive command. Currently, auto-loads the core modules that define drives. Ideally, we could discover fake PSDriveInfo objects here based on drives exported from modules.

Retrieves the drives specified by the parameters. If the name is empty, all drives will be retrieved. If the provider is specified, only drives for that provider will be retrieved.

Gets the specified item using the namespace providers.

Gets or sets the path to item to get.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the filter property.

Gets or sets the include property.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

Gets the dynamic parameters for the get-item cmdlet.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

The path of the item to get.

Gets the specified item.

Creates the specified item using the namespace providers.

Gets or sets the container path to create the item in.

Gets or sets the name of the item to create.

Gets or sets the type of the item to create.

Gets or sets the content of the item to create.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

Gets the dynamic parameters for the new-item cmdlet.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

Creates the specified item.

Sets the specified item using the namespace providers.

Gets or sets the path to item to set.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the value of the item to be set.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

Gets or sets the pass through property which determines if the object that is set should be written to the pipeline. Defaults to false.

Gets or sets the filter property.

Gets or sets the include property.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

Gets the dynamic parameters for the set-item cmdlet.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

The path of the item to set.

Determines if the object being set should be written to the pipeline. Defaults to false.

Sets the specified item.

Removes the specified item using the namespace providers.

Gets or sets the path property.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the filter property.

Gets or sets the include property.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

Gets or sets the recurse property.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

Gets the dynamic parameters for the remove-item cmdlet.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

The path used when doing a delete.

Determines if the remove command should recurse into sub-containers.

Removes the specified items.

Moves an item from the specified location to the specified destination using the namespace providers.

Gets or sets the path property.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the destination property.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

Gets or sets the filter property.

Gets or sets the include property.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

Gets or sets the pass through property which determines if the object that is set should be written to the pipeline. Defaults to false.

Gets the dynamic parameters for the move-item cmdlet.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

The path of the item to move. It is set or retrieved via the Path property.

Determines if the object being set should be written to the pipeline. Defaults to false.

Moves the specified item to the specified destination.

Renames a specified item to a new name using the namespace providers.

Gets or sets the path property.

Gets or sets the literal path property.

Gets or sets the newName property.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

Gets or sets the pass through property which determines if the object that is set should be written to the pipeline. Defaults to false.

Gets the dynamic parameters for the rename-item cmdlet.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

The path of the item to rename. It is set or retrieved via the Path property.

Determines if the object being set should be written to the pipeline. Defaults to false.

Moves the specified item to the specified destination.

Copies a specified item to a new location using the namespace providers.

Gets or sets the path property.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the destination property.

Gets or sets the container property.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

Gets or sets the filter property.

Gets or sets the include property.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

Gets or sets the recurse property.

Gets or sets the pass through property which determines if the object that is set should be written to the pipeline. Defaults to false.

Gets the dynamic parameters for the copy-item cmdlet.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

The path of the item to copy. It is set or retrieved via the Path property.

Determines if the containers should be copied with the items or not.

Determines if the copy command should recurse into sub-containers.

Determines if the object being set should be written to the pipeline. Defaults to false.

Copies the specified item(s) to the specified destination.

Clears an item at the specified location.

Gets or sets the path property.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

Gets or sets the filter property.

Gets or sets the include property.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

Gets the dynamic parameters for the clear-item cmdlet.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

The path of the item to move. It is set or retrieved via the Path property.

Clears the specified item.

Invokes an item at the specified location.

Gets or sets the path property.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the filter property.

Gets or sets the include property.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

Gets the dynamic parameters for the invoke-item cmdlet.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

The path of the item to move. It is set or retrieved via the Path property.

Invokes the specified item.

Gets a core command provider by name.

Gets or sets the provider that will be removed.

The string ID of the provider to remove.

Gets a provider from the core command namespace.

A command to create a new property on an object.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

The name of the property to create on the item.

The type of the property to create on the item.

The value of the property to create on the item.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Creates the property on the item.

Provides argument completion for PropertyType parameter.

Returns completion results for PropertyType parameter.

The command name. The parameter name. The word to complete. The command AST. The fake bound parameters. List of Completion Results.

Checks if parameter paths are from Registry provider.

The fake bound parameters. Boolean indicating if paths are from Registry Provider.

Resolve path or literal path using Resolve-Path.

The path to resolve. Specifies if path is literal path. Collection of Pathinfo objects.

A command to resolve PowerShell paths containing glob characters to PowerShell paths that match the glob strings.

The parameter set name to get the parent path.

The parameter set name to get the leaf name.

The parameter set name to get the leaf base name.

The parameter set name to get the extension.

The parameter set name to get the qualifier set.

The parameter set name to get the noqualifier set.

The parameter set name to get the IsAbsolute set.

The parameter set name to get the LiteralPath set.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Determines if the qualifier should be returned.

If true the qualifier of the path will be returned. The qualifier is the drive or provider that is qualifying the PowerShell path.

Determines if the qualifier should be returned.

If true the qualifier of the path will be returned. The qualifier is the drive or provider that is qualifying the PowerShell path.

Determines if the parent path should be returned.

If true the parent of the path will be returned.

Determines if the leaf name should be returned.

If true the leaf name of the path will be returned.

Determines if the leaf base name (name without extension) should be returned.

If true the leaf base name of the path will be returned.

Determines if the extension should be returned.

If true the extension of the path will be returned.

Determines if the path should be resolved before being parsed.

Determines if the path is an absolute path.

Parses the specified path and returns the portion determined by the boolean parameters.

Removes either the drive or provider qualifier or both from the path.

The path to strip the provider qualifier from. The path without the qualifier.

The base class for the */content commands that also take a passthrough parameter.

Gets or sets the passthrough parameter to the command.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

Determines if the content returned from the provider should be passed through to the pipeline.

Initializes a CmdletProviderContext instance to the current context of the command.

A CmdletProviderContext instance initialized to the context of the current command.

The base class for the */property commands that also take a passthrough parameter.

Gets or sets the passthrough parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

Determines if the property returned from the provider should be passed through to the pipeline.

Determines if the provider for the specified path supports ShouldProcess.

Initializes a CmdletProviderContext instance to the current context of the command.

A CmdletProviderContext instance initialized to the context of the current command.

This class implements the base for process commands.

The various process selection modes.

Select all processes.

Select processes matching the supplied names.

Select the processes matching the id.

Select the processes specified as input.

The current process selection mode.

The Name parameter is declared in subclasses, since it is optional for GetProcess and mandatory for StopProcess.

If the input is a stream of [collections of] Process objects, we bypass the Name and Id parameters and read the Process objects directly. This allows us to deal with processes which have wildcard characters in their name.

Process objects

Retrieve the list of all processes matching the Name, Id and InputObject parameters, sorted by Id.

Sort function to sort by Name first, then Id.

First Process object. Second Process object. As string.Compare: returns less than zero if x less than y, greater than 0 if x greater than y, 0 if x == y.

Retrieves the list of all processes matching the Name parameter. Generates a non-terminating error for each specified process name which is not found even though it contains no wildcards.

Retrieves the list of all processes matching the Id parameter. Generates a non-terminating error for each specified process ID which is not found.

Retrieves the list of all processes matching the InputObject parameter.

Gets an array of all processes.

An array of components that represents all the process resources. MSDN does not document the list of exceptions, but it is reasonable to expect that SecurityException is among them. Errors here will terminate the cmdlet.

Add to , but only if it is not already on . We use a Dictionary to optimize the check whether the object is already in the list.

Process to add to list.

Writes a non-terminating error.

Writes a non-terminating error.

TryHasExited is a helper function used to detect if the process has aready exited or not.

Process whose exit status has to be checked. Tre if the process has exited or else returns false.

This class implements the get-process command.

Has the list of process names on which to this command will work.

Gets/sets an array of process IDs.

Input is a stream of [collections of] Process objects.

Include the UserName.

To display the modules of a process.

To display the fileversioninfo of the main module of a process.

Write the process objects.

New PSTypeName added to the process object.

Add the 'UserName' NoteProperty to the Process object.

Retrieve the UserName through PInvoke.

This class implements the Wait-process command.

Specifies the process IDs of the processes to be waited on.

Name of the processes to wait on for termination.

If specified, wait for this number of seconds.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to return after any one process exits.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to return the Process objects after waiting.

Dispose method of IDisposable interface.

Gets the list of process.

Wait for the process to terminate.

StopProcessing.

This class implements the stop-process command.

Processes will be sorted before being stopped. PM confirms that this should be fine.

Has the list of process names on which to this command will work.

Gets/sets an array of process IDs.

Gets/sets an array of objects.

The updated process object should be passed down the pipeline.

Specifies whether to force a process to kill even if it has dependent services.

Kill the processes. It is a non-terminating error if the Process.Kill() operation fails.

Kill the current process here.

Should the current powershell process to be killed.

Boolean variables to display the warning using ShouldContinue.

Boolean variables to display the warning using ShouldContinue.

Current windows user name.

Gets the owner of the process.

Returns the owner.

Stop the service that depends on the process and its child services.

Stops the given process throws non terminating error if can't.

Process to be stopped. True if process stopped successfully else false.

This class implements the Debug-process command.

Specifies the process IDs of the processes to be waited on.

Name of the processes to wait on for termination.

Gets the list of process and attach the debugger to the processes.

Attach debugger to the process.

Map the return code from 'AttachDebugger' to error message.

This class implements the Start-process command.

Path/FileName of the process to start.

Arguments for the process.

Credentials for the process.

Working directory of the process.

Load user profile from registry.

Starts process in the current console window.

PassThru parameter.

Redirect error.

Redirect input.

Redirect output.

Verb.

The 'Verb' parameter is only supported on Windows Desktop.

Window style of the process window.

Wait for the process to terminate.

Default Environment.

Gets or sets the environment variables for the process.

BeginProcessing.

Implements ^c, after creating a process.

Dispose WaitHandle used to honor -Wait parameter.

This method will be used on all windows platforms, both full desktop and headless SKUs.

This method will be used only on Windows full desktop.

Provides argument completion for Verb parameter.

Returns completion results for verb parameter.

The command name. The parameter name. The word to complete. The command AST. The fake bound parameters. List of Completion Results.

Completes file verbs.

The word to complete. The file path to get verbs. List of file verbs to complete.

ProcessInformation is a helper class that wraps the native PROCESS_INFORMATION structure returned by CreateProcess or CreateProcessWithLogon. It ensures the process and thread HANDLEs are disposed once it's not needed.

Non-terminating errors occurring in the process noun commands.

Unimplemented standard constructor.

Doesn't return.

Standard constructor.

Constructed object.

Standard constructor.

Serialization constructor.

Constructed object.

Name of the process which could not be found or operated upon.

The base class for the */property commands.

Gets or sets the filter parameter.

Gets or sets the include property.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

The path to the item.

A command to remove a property from an item.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

The name of the property to create on the item.

Gets or sets the force property.

Gives the provider guidance on how vigorous it should be about performing the operation. If true, the provider should do everything possible to perform the operation. If false, the provider should attempt the operation but allow even simple errors to terminate the operation. For example, if the user tries to copy a file to a path that already exists and the destination is read-only, if force is true, the provider should copy over the existing read-only file. If force is false, the provider should write an error.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

The property to be created.

Removes the property from the item.

A command to rename a property of an item at a specified path.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

The properties to be renamed on the item.

The new name of the property on the item.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

The path to rename the property on.

Renames a property on an item.

A command to resolve PowerShell paths containing glob characters to PowerShell paths that match the glob strings.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the value that determines if the resolved path should be resolved to its relative version.

Gets or sets the path the resolved relative path should be based off.

Gets or sets the force property.

The path to resolve.

Finds the path and drive that should be used for relative path resolution represents.

Resolves the path containing glob characters to the PowerShell paths that it represents.

This class implements the base for service commands.

Confirm that the operation should proceed.

Service object to be acted on. True if operation should continue, false otherwise.

Confirm that the operation should proceed.

Display name of service to be acted on. Service name of service to be acted on. True if operation should continue, false otherwise.

Writes a non-terminating error.

Writes a non-terminating error.

This class implements the base for service commands which can operate on multiple services.

The various process selection modes.

Select all services.

Select services matching the supplied names.

Select services based on pipeline input.

Select services by Service name.

Holds the selection mode setting.

The ServiceName parameter is declared in subclasses, since it is optional for GetService and mandatory otherwise.

Gets/sets an array of display names for services.

Lets you include particular services. Services not matching one of these (if specified) are excluded. These are interpreted as either ServiceNames or DisplayNames according to the parameter set.

Lets you exclude particular services. Services matching one of these (if specified) are excluded. These are interpreted as either ServiceNames or DisplayNames according to the parameter set.

If the input is a stream of [collections of] ServiceController objects, we bypass the ServiceName and DisplayName parameters and read the ServiceControllers directly. This allows us to deal with services which have wildcard characters in their name (servicename or displayname).

ServiceController objects

Gets an array of all services.

An array of components that represents all the service resources. MSDN does not document the list of exceptions, but it is reasonable to expect that SecurityException is among them. Errors here will terminate the cmdlet.

Retrieve the list of all services matching the ServiceName, DisplayName, Include and Exclude parameters, sorted by ServiceName.

Retrieves the list of all services matching the ServiceName, Include and Exclude parameters. Generates a non-terminating error for each specified service name which is not found even though it contains no wildcards.

We do not use the ServiceController(string serviceName) constructor variant, since the resultant ServiceController.ServiceName is the provided serviceName even when that differs from the real ServiceName by case.

Retrieves the list of all services matching the DisplayName, Include and Exclude parameters. Generates a non-terminating error for each specified display name which is not found even though it contains no wildcards.

Retrieves the list of all services matching the InputObject, Include and Exclude parameters.

Add to , but only if it passes the Include and Exclude filters (if present) and (if ) if it is not already on .

List of services. Service to add to list. Check list for duplicates.

Check whether matches the list of patterns in .

This class implements the get-service command.

Gets/sets an array of service names.

The ServiceName parameter is declared in subclasses, since it is optional for GetService and mandatory otherwise.

This returns the DependentServices of the specified service.

This returns the ServicesDependedOn of the specified service.

Write the service objects.

Adds UserName, Description, BinaryPathName, DelayedAutoStart and StartupType to a ServiceController object.

Handle to the local SCManager instance. ServiceController as PSObject with UserName, Description and StartupType added.

This class implements the base for service commands which actually act on the service(s).

Gets/sets an array of service names.

The ServiceName parameter is declared in subclasses, since it is optional for GetService and mandatory otherwise.

Service controller objects.

Specifies whether to write the objects successfully operated upon to the success stream.

Waits forever for the service to reach the desired status, but writes a string to WriteWarning every 2 seconds.

Service on which to operate. Desired status. This is the expected status while the operation is incomplete. If the service is in some other state, this means that the operation failed. resourceId for a string to be written to verbose stream every 2 seconds errorId for a nonterminating error if operation fails errorMessage for a nonterminating error if operation fails True if action succeeded. WriteWarning will throw this if the pipeline has been stopped. This means that the delay between hitting CTRL-C and stopping the cmdlet should be 2 seconds at most.

This will start the service.

Service to start. True if-and-only-if the service was started.

This will stop the service.

Service to stop. Stop dependent services. True if-and-only-if the service was stopped.

Check if all dependent services are stopped.

True if all dependent services are stopped False if not all dependent services are stopped

This removes all services that are not stopped from a list of services.

A list of services.

This will pause the service.

Service to pause. True if-and-only-if the service was paused.

This will resume the service.

Service to resume. True if-and-only-if the service was resumed.

This class implements the stop-service command.

Note that the services will be sorted before being stopped. PM confirms that this is OK.

Specifies whether to force a service to stop even if it has dependent services.

Specifies whether to wait for a service to reach the stopped state before returning.

Stop the services. It is a non-terminating error if -Force is not specified and the service has dependent services, whether or not they are running. It is a non-terminating error if the service stop operation fails.

This class implements the start-service command.

Start the services.

This class implements the suspend-service command.

Start the services.

This class implements the resume-service command.

Start the services.

This class implements the restart-service command.

Specifies whether to force a service to stop even if it has dependent services.

Stop and restart the services. It is a non-terminating error if the service is running, -Force is not specified and the service has dependent services, whether or not the dependent services are running. It is a non-terminating error if the service stop operation fails.

This class implements the set-service command.

Service name.

The following is the definition of the input parameter "InputObject". Specifies a ServiceController object that represents the service to change. Enter a variable that contains the objects or type a command or expression that gets the objects.

The following is the definition of the input parameter "DisplayName". Specifies a new display name for the cmdlet.

Account under which the service should run.

The following is the definition of the input parameter "Description". Specifies a new description for the service. The service description appears in Services in Computer Management. Description is not a property of the ServiceController object that Get-Service retrieve.

The following is the definition of the input parameter "StartupType". "Set-Service -StartType" sets ServiceController.InputObject.StartType. Changes the starting mode of the service. Valid values for StartupType are: -- Automatic: Start when the system starts. -- Manual : Starts only when started by a user or program. -- Disabled : Can.

Sets the SecurityDescriptorSddl of the service using a SDDL string.

The following is the definition of the input parameter "Status". This specifies what state the service should be in (e.g. Running, Stopped, Paused). If it is already in that state, do nothing. If it is not, do the appropriate action to bring about the desired result (start/stop/suspend the service) and issue an error if this cannot be achieved. Status can be Paused , Running and Stopped.

The following is the definition of the input parameter "Force". This parameter is useful only when parameter "Stop" is enabled. If "Force" is enabled, it will also stop the dependent services. If not, it will send an error when this service has dependent ones.

This is not a parameter for this cmdlet.

This is not a parameter for this cmdlet.

This class implements the New-Service command.

Name of the service to create.

The executable which implements this service.

DisplayName of the service to create.

Description of the service to create.

Should the service start automatically?

Account under which the service should run.

Sets the SecurityDescriptorSddl of the service using a SDDL string.

Other services on which the new service depends.

Create the service.

This class implements the Remove-Service command.

Name of the service to remove.

The following is the definition of the input parameter "InputObject". Specifies ServiceController object representing the services to be removed. Enter a variable that contains the objects or type a command or expression that gets the objects.

Remove the service.

Non-terminating errors occurring in the service noun commands.

Unimplemented standard constructor.

Doesn't return.

Standard constructor.

Constructed object.

Standard constructor.

Serialization constructor.

Constructed object.

Name of the service which could not be found or operated upon.

Get appropriate win32 StartupType.

StartupType provided by the user. Out parameter of the native win32 StartupType If a supported StartupType is provided, funciton returns true, otherwise false.

Enum for usage with StartupType. Automatic, Manual and Disabled index matched from System.ServiceProcess.ServiceStartMode

Invalid service

Automatic service

Manual service

Disabled service

Automatic (Delayed Start) service

Defines the implementation of the 'Set-Clipboard' cmdlet. This cmdlet gets the content from system clipboard.

Property that sets clipboard content.

Property that sets append parameter. This will allow to append clipboard without clear it.

Gets or sets if the values sent down the pipeline.

Gets or sets whether to use OSC52 escape sequence to set the clipboard of host instead of target.

This method implements the BeginProcessing method for Set-Clipboard command.

This method implements the ProcessRecord method for Set-Clipboard command.

This method implements the EndProcessing method for Set-Clipboard command.

Set the clipboard content.

The content to store into the clipboard. If true, appends to clipboard instead of overwriting.

Set the clipboard content.

The content to store into the clipboard.

A command to set the content of an item at a specified path.

Called by the base class before the streams are open for the path. This override clears the content from the item.

The path to the items that will be opened for writing content.

Makes the call to ShouldProcess with appropriate action and target strings.

The path to the item on which the content will be set. True if the action should continue or false otherwise.

A command to set the property of an item at a specified path.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

The name of the property to set.

This value type is determined by the InvokeProvider.

The value of the property to set.

This value type is determined by the InvokeProvider.

A PSObject that contains the properties and values to be set.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Sets the content of the item at the specified path.

The implementation of the "Test-Connection" cmdlet.

Gets or sets whether to do ping test. Default is true.

Gets or sets whether to force use of IPv4 protocol.

Gets or sets whether to force use of IPv6 protocol.

Gets or sets whether to do reverse DNS lookup to get names for IP addresses.

Gets the source from which to run the selected test. The default is localhost. Remoting is not yet implemented internally in the cmdlet.

Gets or sets the number of times the Ping data packets can be forwarded by routers. As gateways and routers transmit packets through a network, they decrement the Time-to-Live (TTL) value found in the packet header. The default (from Windows) is 128 hops.

Gets or sets the number of ping attempts. The default (from Windows) is 4 times.

Gets or sets the delay between ping attempts. The default (from Windows) is 1 second.

Gets or sets the buffer size to send with the ping packet. The default (from Windows) is 32 bytes. Max value is 65500 (limitation imposed by Windows API).

Gets or sets whether to prevent fragmentation of the ICMP packets. Currently CoreFX not supports this on Unix.

Gets or sets whether to continue pinging until user presses Ctrl-C (or Int.MaxValue threshold reached).

Gets or sets whether to enable quiet output mode, reducing output to a single simple value only. By default, PingStatus, PingMtuStatus, or TraceStatus objects are emitted. With this switch, standard ping and -Traceroute returns only true / false, and -MtuSize returns an integer.

Gets or sets whether to enable detailed output mode while running a TCP connection test. Without this flag, the TCP test will return a boolean result.

Gets or sets the timeout value for an individual ping in seconds. If a response is not received in this time, no response is assumed. The default (from Windows) is 5 seconds.

Gets or sets the destination hostname or IP address.

Gets or sets whether to detect Maximum Transmission Unit size. When selected, only a single ping result is returned, indicating the maximum buffer size the route to the destination can support without fragmenting the ICMP packets.

Gets or sets whether to perform a traceroute test.

Gets or sets whether to perform a TCP connection test.

BeginProcessing implementation for TestConnectionCommand. Sets Count for different types of tests unless specified explicitly.

Process a connection test.

On receiving the StopProcessing() request, the cmdlet will immediately cancel any in-progress ping request. This allows a cancellation to occur during a ping request without having to wait for the timeout.

IDisposable implementation, dispose of any disposable resources created by the cmdlet.

Implementation of IDisposable for both manual Dispose() and finalizer-called disposal of resources.

Specified as true when Dispose() was called, false if this is called from the finalizer.

The class contains information about the TCP connection test.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The number of this test. The source machine name or IP of the test. The target machine name or IP of the test. The resolved IP from the target. The port used for the connection. The latency of the test. If the test connection succeeded. Status of the underlying socket.

Gets and sets the count of the test.

Gets the source from which the test was sent.

Gets the target name.

Gets the resolved address for the target.

Gets the port used for the test.

Gets or sets the latancy of the connection.

Gets or sets the result of the test.

Gets or sets the state of the socket after the test.

The class contains information about the source, the destination and ping results.

Initializes a new instance of the class. This constructor allows manually specifying the initial values for the cases where the PingReply object may be missing some information, specifically in the instances where PingReply objects are utilised to perform a traceroute.

The source machine name or IP of the ping. The destination machine name of the ping. The response from the ping attempt. The latency of the ping. The buffer size. The sequence number in the sequence of pings to the hop point.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The source machine name or IP of the ping. The destination machine name of the ping. The response from the ping attempt. The sequence number of the ping in the sequence of pings to the target.

Gets the sequence number of this ping in the sequence of pings to the

Gets the source from which the ping was sent.

Gets the destination which was pinged.

Gets the target address of the ping.

Gets the target address of the ping if one is available, or "*" if it is not.

Gets the roundtrip time of the ping in milliseconds.

Gets the returned status of the ping.

Gets the size in bytes of the buffer data sent in the ping.

Gets the reply object from this ping.

The class contains information about the source, the destination and ping results.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The source machine name or IP of the ping. The destination machine name of the ping. The response from the ping attempt. The buffer size from the successful ping attempt.

Gets the maximum transmission unit size on the network path between the source and destination.

The class contains an information about a trace route attempt.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The hop number of this trace hop. The PingStatus response from this trace hop. The source computer name or IP address of the traceroute. The target destination of the traceroute. The target IPAddress of the overall traceroute.

Gets the number of the current hop / router.

Gets the hostname of the current hop point.

Gets the sequence number of the ping in the sequence of pings to the hop point.

Gets the IP address of the current hop point.

Gets the latency values of each ping to the current hop point.

Gets the status of the traceroute hop.

Gets the source address of the traceroute command.

Gets the final destination hostname of the trace.

Gets the final destination IP address of the trace.

Gets the raw PingReply object received from the ping to this hop point.

Finalizes an instance of the class.

The valid values for the -PathType parameter for test-path.

If the item at the path exists, true will be returned.

If the item at the path exists and is a container, true will be returned.

If the item at the path exists and is not a container, true will be returned.

A command to determine if an item exists at a specified path.

Gets or sets the path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the literal path parameter to the command.

Gets or sets the filter property.

Gets or sets the include property.

Gets or sets the exclude property.

Gets or sets the isContainer property.

Gets or sets the IsValid parameter.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

The path to the item to ping.

Determines if an item at the specified path exists.

A cmdlet to retrieve time zone information.

A list of the local time zone ids that the cmdlet should look up.

Specifies that the cmdlet should produce a collection of the TimeZoneInfo objects that are available on the system.

A list of the local time zone names that the cmdlet should look up.

Implementation of the ProcessRecord method for Get-TimeZone.

A cmdlet to set the system's local time zone.

The name of the local time zone that the system should use.

A TimeZoneInfo object identifying the local time zone that the system should use.

The name of the local time zone that the system should use.

Request return of the new local time zone as a TimeZoneInfo object.

Implementation of the ProcessRecord method for Set-TimeZone.

True if the current process has access to change the time zone setting.

Set the SeTimeZonePrivilege, which controls access to the SetDynamicTimeZoneInformation API.

Set to true to enable (or false to disable) the privilege.

Get the Win32 error code from GetLastError and throw an exception.

Used to marshal win32 SystemTime structure to managed code layer.

The year.

The month.

The day of the week.

The day of the month.

The hour.

The minute.

The second.

The millisecond.

Used to marshal win32 DYNAMIC_TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION structure to managed code layer.

The current bias for local time translation on this computer, in minutes.

A description for standard time.

A SystemTime structure that contains a date and local time when the transition from daylight saving time to standard time occurs on this operating system.

The bias value to be used during local time translations that occur during standard time.

A description for daylight saving time (DST).

A SystemTime structure that contains a date and local time when the transition from standard time to daylight saving time occurs on this operating system.

The bias value to be used during local time translations that occur during daylight saving time.

The name of the time zone registry key on the local computer.

Indicates whether dynamic daylight saving time is disabled.

Used to marshal win32 TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION structure to managed code layer.

The current bias for local time translation on this computer, in minutes.

A description for standard time.

A SystemTime structure that contains a date and local time when the transition from daylight saving time to standard time occurs on this operating system.

The bias value to be used during local time translations that occur during standard time.

A description for daylight saving time (DST).

A SystemTime structure that contains a date and local time when the transition from standard time to daylight saving time occurs on this operating system.

The bias value to be used during local time translations that occur during daylight saving time.

PInvoke SetDynamicTimeZoneInformation API.

A DYNAMIC_TIME_ZONE_INFORMATION structure representing the desired local time zone.

Definition of TOKEN_QUERY constant from Win32 API.

Definition of TOKEN_ADJUST_PRIVILEGES constant from Win32 API.

Definition of SE_PRIVILEGE_ENABLED constant from Win32 API.

Definition of SE_TIME_ZONE_NAME constant from Win32 API.

PInvoke GetCurrentProcess API.

PInvoke OpenProcessToken API.

PInvoke LookupPrivilegeValue API.

PInvoke PrivilegeCheck API.

PInvoke AdjustTokenPrivilege API.

PInvoke CloseHandle API.

Used to marshal win32 PRIVILEGE_SET structure to managed code layer.

Used to marshal win32 TOKEN_PRIVILEGES structure to managed code layer.

Definition of WM_SETTINGCHANGE constant from Win32 API.

Definition of HWND_BROADCAST constant from Win32 API.

Definition of SMTO_ABORTIFHUNG constant from Win32 API.

PInvoke SendMessageTimeout API.

Static Helper class for working with system time zones.

Find the system time zone by checking first against StandardName and then, if no matches were found, against the DaylightName.

The name (or wildcard pattern) of the system time zone to find. A TimeZoneInfo object array containing information about the specified system time zones.

A base class for the commands that write content (set-content, add-content)

The value of the content to set.

This value type is determined by the InvokeProvider.

The value of the content to be set.

This bool is used to determine if the path parameter was specified on the command line or via the pipeline.

True if the content writers have been open. This is used in conjunction with pipingPaths to determine if the content writers need to be closed each time ProgressRecord is called.

Determines if the paths are specified on the command line or being piped in.

Appends the content to the specified item.

Closes all the content writers.

This method is called by the base class after getting the content writer from the provider. If the current position needs to be changed before writing the content, this method should be overridden to do that.

The content holders that contain the writers to be moved.

Called by the base class before the streams are open for the path.

The path to the items that will be opened for writing content.

A virtual method for retrieving the dynamic parameters for a cmdlet. Derived cmdlets that require dynamic parameters should override this method and return the dynamic parameter object.

The context under which the command is running. An object representing the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet or null if there are none.

Gets the IContentWriters for the current path(s)

An array of IContentWriters for the current path(s)

Gets the list of paths accepted by the user.

The list of unfiltered paths. The current context. The list of paths accepted by the user.

An "overload" of the .QueryInstances method that takes only the namespace and query string as a parameters.

The CimSession to be queried. A string containing the namespace to run the query against. A string containing the query to be run. An IEnumerable interface that can be used to enumerate the instances

Execute a CIM query and return only the first instance in the result.

The CimSession to be queried. A string containing the namespace to run the query against. A string containing the query to be run. A object representing the first instance in a query result if successful, null otherwise.

Execute a CIM query and return only the first instance in the result.

The CimSession to be queried. A string containing the query to be run. A object representing the first instance in a query result if successful, null otherwise.

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to All of the contents of the Recycle Bin

Looks up a localized string similar to All of the contents of the Recycle Bin for the '{0}' drive

Looks up a localized string similar to Clearing Recycle Bin

Looks up a localized string similar to for the '{0}' drive

Looks up a localized string similar to for all drives

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot find drive. A drive with the name '{0}' does not exist. Please run the '{1}' cmdlet to see the available Fixed drives in the system.

Looks up a localized string similar to Invalid input. The following formats are supported: '{0}', '{1}' or '{2}'.

Looks up a localized string similar to The drive with the name '{0}' is not a Fixed drive and does not support the Recycle Bin. Please run the '{1}' cmdlet to see the available Fixed drives in the system.

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to Set string '{0}' to the clipboard.

Looks up a localized string similar to Append string '{0}' to the clipboard.

Looks up a localized string similar to Set file '{0}' to the clipboard.

Looks up a localized string similar to Append file '{0}' to the clipboard.

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Looks up a localized string similar to Append {0} files to the clipboard.

Looks up a localized string similar to There's no content in Clipboard or the content format is not compatible. Set input object to the Clipboard.

Looks up a localized string similar to The Clipboard has been cleared.

Looks up a localized string similar to TextFormatType can only be combined with Text format.

Looks up a localized string similar to Raw can only be combined with Text or FileDropList format.

Looks up a localized string similar to Html can only be combined with Html Text format.

Looks up a localized string similar to Only Text format is supported on this platform.

Looks up a localized string similar to The clipboard is not supported on this platform.

Looks up a localized string similar to The '-AsHtml' switch is not supported on this platform.

Looks up a localized string similar to The '-TextFormatType' parameter only supports 'Text' on this platform.

Looks up a localized string similar to The '-Path' parameter is not supported on this platform.

Looks up a localized string similar to The '-LiteralPath' parameter is not supported on this platform.

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot find the {0} class on the {1} CIM server. Verify the value of the ClassName xml attribute in Cmdlet Definition XML and retry. Valid class name example: ROOT\cimv2\Win32_Process. {StrContains="ClassName"} {StrContains="ROOT\cimv2\Win32_Process"} {0} is a placeholder for a name of a (potentially misspelled) CIM class. Example: "Win32_Process". {1} is a placeholder for a server name. Example: "localhost".

Looks up a localized string similar to CIM method {1} on the {0} CIM object {0} is a placeholder for a CIM path. Example: \\SERVER1\ROOT\cimv2:Win32_Process.Handle="11828" {1} is a placeholder for a CIM method name. Example: Create

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Looks up a localized string similar to Running the following operation: {0}. {0} is a placeholder for a description of CIM operation. This most likely comes from CimJob_MethodDescription or CimJob_QueryDescription

Looks up a localized string similar to CIM cmdlets do not support the {0} parameter together with the AsJob parameter. Remove one of these parameters and retry. {StrContains="AsJob"} {0} is a placeholder for 'WhatIf' or 'Confirm' cmdlet parameters

Looks up a localized string similar to CIM query for instances of the {0} class on the {1} CIM server: {2} {0} is a placeholder for a name of a CIM class. Example: "Win32_Process". {1} is a placeholder for a server name. Example: "localhost".

Looks up a localized string similar to The CIM method returned the following error code: {0} {0} is a placeholder for an error code returned from a CIM method. Example: 123

Looks up a localized string similar to The {2} CIM method exposed by the {0} class on the {1} CIM server {0} is a placeholder for a name of a CIM class. Example: "Win32_Process". {1} is a placeholder for a server name. Example: "localhost". {2} is a placeholder for a CIM method name. Example: Create

Looks up a localized string similar to CIM intrinsic type

Looks up a localized string similar to WQL literal

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot find the {2} output parameter of the {1} method of the {0} CIM object. Verify the value of the ParameterName attribute in Cmdlet Definition XML and retry. {StrContains="ParameterName"} {0} is a placeholder for a CIM path. Example: \\SERVER1\ROOT\cimv2:Win32_Process.Handle="11828" {1} is a placeholder for a name of a (potentially misspelled) CIM method. Example: "Terminate". {2} is a placeholder for a name of a (potentially misspelled) method parameter.

Looks up a localized string similar to No matching {1} objects found by {0}. Verify query parameters and retry.

Looks up a localized string similar to No {2} objects found with property '{0}' equal to '{1}'. Verify the value of the property and retry.

Looks up a localized string similar to Type of {0} property ({1}) doesn't match the CIM type ({2}) associated with the type declared in Cmdlet Definition XML.

Looks up a localized string similar to CIM query for enumerating associated instance of the {0} class on the {1} CIM server {0} is a placeholder for a name of a CIM class. Example: "Win32_Process". {1} is a placeholder for a server name. Example: "localhost".

Looks up a localized string similar to CIM query for enumerating instances of the {0} class on the {1} CIM server, that are associated with the following instance: {2} {0} is a placeholder for a name of a CIM class. Example: "Win32_Process". {1} is a placeholder for a server name. Example: "localhost". {2} is a placeholder for a string describing a CimInstance. Example: "Win32_Process[Handle=123]".

Looks up a localized string similar to The {0} command cannot complete, because the {1} server is currently busy. The command will be automatically resumed in {2:f2} seconds. {0} is a placeholder for a command name. Example: "Get-NetAdapter" {1} is a placeholder for a computer name. Example: "localhost" {2} is a placeholder for a number of seconds. Example: 1.23

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot connect to CIM server. {0} {0} is a placeholder for a more detailed error message.

Looks up a localized string similar to The cmdlet does not fully support the Inquire action for debug messages. Cmdlet operation will continue during the prompt. Select a different action preference via -Debug switch or $DebugPreference variable, and try again. {StrContains="Debug"} {StrContains="DebugPreference"} {StrContains="Inquire"}

Looks up a localized string similar to The cmdlet does not fully support the Inquire action for warnings. Cmdlet operation will continue during the prompt. Select a different action preference via -WarningAction parameter or $WarningPreference variable, and try again. {StrContains="WarningAction"} {StrContains="WarningPreference"} {StrContains="Inquire"}

Looks up a localized string similar to The cmdlet does not fully support the Stop action for warnings. Cmdlet operation will be stopped with a delay. Select a different action preference via -WarningAction parameter or $WarningPreference variable, and try again. {StrContains="WarningAction"} {StrContains="WarningPreference"} {StrContains="Stop"}

Looks up a localized string similar to {0}: {1} {0} is a placeholder for a computername. Example: "localhost" {1} is a placeholder for the original message. Example: "Deleting managed resource"

Looks up a localized string similar to {0}: A CimSession to the CIM server uses the DCOM protocol, which does not support the {1} switch. {0} is a placeholder for a name of a computer {1} is a placeholder for 'Confirm' or 'WhatIf'

Looks up a localized string similar to No {2} objects found with property '{0}' matching '{1}'. Verify the value of the property and retry.

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to Loading operating system information

Looks up a localized string similar to Loading hot-patch information

Looks up a localized string similar to Loading registry information

Looks up a localized string similar to Loading BIOS information

Looks up a localized string similar to Loading motherboard information

Looks up a localized string similar to Loading Computer information

Looks up a localized string similar to Loading processor information

Looks up a localized string similar to Loading network adapter information

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to This functionality is not supported on this operating system.

Looks up a localized string similar to Could not enable drive {0}.

Looks up a localized string similar to The command cannot turn on the restore computer infrastructure on the specified computer because the supplied drive is not valid. Enter a valid drive in the Drive parameter, and then try again.

Looks up a localized string similar to Include System Drive in the list of Drives.

Looks up a localized string similar to The command cannot turn off the restore computer infrastructure because the supplied drive is not valid. Enter a valid drive in the Drive parameter, and then try again.

Looks up a localized string similar to The command cannot disable System Restore on the {0} drive. You may not have sufficient permissions to perform this operation.

Looks up a localized string similar to SystemRestore service is disabled.

Looks up a localized string similar to The system restore infrastructure cannot create a restore point.

Looks up a localized string similar to The last attempt to restore the computer failed.

Looks up a localized string similar to The computer has been restored to the specified restore point.

Looks up a localized string similar to The last attempt to restore the computer was interrupted.

Looks up a localized string similar to The command cannot locate the "{0}" restore point. Verify the "{0}" sequence number, and then try the command again.

Looks up a localized string similar to {0} ({1})

Looks up a localized string similar to Failed to restart the computer {0} with the following error message: {1}.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command cannot be run on target computer('{1}') due to following error: {0}.{2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Failed to stop the computer {0} with the following error message: {1}.

Looks up a localized string similar to The command cannot restore the computer because "{0}" has not been set as valid restore point. Enter a valid restore point in the RestorePoint parameter, and then try again.

Looks up a localized string similar to The changes will take effect after you restart the computer {1}.

Looks up a localized string similar to After you leave the domain, you will need to know the password of the local Administrator account to log onto this computer. Do you wish to continue?

Looks up a localized string similar to The domain in computer name '{0}' is not valid. Make sure that the domain exists and that the name is a valid domain name.

Looks up a localized string similar to The value specified for the NewComputerName parameter is the same as the value of the ComputerName parameter. Provide a different value for the NewComputerName parameter.

Looks up a localized string similar to "The password of the secure channel between '{0}' and '{1}' has been reset."

Looks up a localized string similar to This command cannot be run due to the following error: the service cannot be started because it is disabled or does not have enabled devices associated with it.

Looks up a localized string similar to Creating a system restore point ...

Looks up a localized string similar to Creating a system restore point... {0}% Completed.

Looks up a localized string similar to Completed.

Looks up a localized string similar to Try below options and Run the command again. 1. Verify that the target computer('{0}') is running. 2. Specify full computer name of the target computer('{0}').

Looks up a localized string similar to Failed to restart the computer {0}. Access rights {1} cannot be enabled for the calling process.

Looks up a localized string similar to Enable the {0} and restart the computer.

Looks up a localized string similar to Local shutdown access rights

Looks up a localized string similar to Remote shutdown access rights

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot wait for the local computer to restart. The local computer is ignored when the Wait parameter is specified.

Looks up a localized string similar to The parameters Timeout, For, and Delay are valid only when the parameter Wait is specified.

Looks up a localized string similar to Restarting computers...

Looks up a localized string similar to Restarting computer {0}

Looks up a localized string similar to Completed: {0}/{1}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Verifying that the computer has been restarted...

Looks up a localized string similar to Waiting for PowerShell connectivity...

Looks up a localized string similar to Waiting for the restart to begin...

Looks up a localized string similar to Waiting for WinRM connectivity...

Looks up a localized string similar to Waiting for WMI connectivity...

Looks up a localized string similar to Restart is complete

Looks up a localized string similar to The combined service types are not supported for now.

Looks up a localized string similar to Computer name {0} cannot be resolved with the exception: {1}.

Looks up a localized string similar to The number of new names is not equal to the number of target computers.

Looks up a localized string similar to Skip computer '{0}' with new name '{1}' because the new name is not valid. The new computer name entered is not properly formatted. Standard names may contain letters (a-z, A-Z), numbers (0-9), and hyphens (-), but no spaces or periods (.). The name may not consist entirely of digits, and may not be longer than 63 characters.

Looks up a localized string similar to Skip computer '{0}' with new name '{1}' because the new name is the same as the current name.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot remove computer '{0}' because it is not in a domain.

Looks up a localized string similar to Failed to join computer '{0}' to workgroup '{1}' with the following error message: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot remove computer(s) from the domain because the local network is down.

Looks up a localized string similar to Fail to rename computer '{0}' to '{1}' due to the following exception: {2}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Join in domain '{0}'

Looks up a localized string similar to Join in workgroup '{0}'

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot add computer '{0}' to domain '{1}' because it is already in that domain.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot add computer '{0}' to workgroup '{1}' because it is already in that workgroup.

Looks up a localized string similar to Computer '{0}' successfully joined the workgroup '{1}', but could not be renamed to '{2}' with the following error message: {3}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Computer '{0}' was successfully unjoined from the domain '{1}', but it failed to join the workgroup '{2}' with the following error message: {3}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Failed to unjoin computer '{0}' from domain '{1}' with the following error message: {2}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot establish the WMI connection to the computer '{0}' with the following error message: {1}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Computer '{0}' failed to join domain '{1}' from its current workgroup '{2}' with following error message: {3}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Computer '{0}' was successfully unjoined from domain '{1}', but failed to join the new domain '{2}' with the following error message: {3}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Computer '{0}' was successfully joined to the new domain '{1}', but renaming it to '{2}' failed with the following error message: {3}.

Looks up a localized string similar to The flag '{0}' is valid only if flag '{1}' is specified.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot rename multiple computers. The NewName parameter is valid only if a single computer is specified.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot find the computer account for the local computer in the domain {0}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot find the computer account for the local computer from the domain controller {0}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot get domain information about the local computer because of the following exception: {0}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot reset the secure channel password for the computer account in the domain. Operation failed with the following exception: {0}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Resetting the secure channel password for the local computer failed with the following error message: {0}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Administrator rights are required to reset the secure channel password on the local computer. Access is denied.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot reset the secure channel password for the account of the local computer. The local computer is not currently part of a domain.

Looks up a localized string similar to The NetBIOS name of the computer is limited to 15 bytes, which is 15 characters in this case. The NetBIOS name will be shortened to "{0}", which may cause conflicts under NetBIOS name resolution. Do you wish to continue?

Looks up a localized string similar to NetBIOS name will be truncated.

Looks up a localized string similar to The specified server name {0} cannot be resolved.

Looks up a localized string similar to A new system restore point cannot be created because one has already been created within the past {0} minutes. The frequency of restore point creation can be changed by creating the DWORD value 'SystemRestorePointCreationFrequency' under the registry key 'HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SystemRestore'. The value of this registry key indicates the necessary time interval (in minutes) between two restore point creation. The default value is 1440 minutes (24 hours).

Looks up a localized string similar to The Win32_OperatingSystem WMI object cannot be retrieved.

Looks up a localized string similar to The computer {0} is skipped. Fail to retrieve its LastBootUpTime via the WMI service with the following error message: {1}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot verify the secure channel for the local computer. Operation failed with the following exception: {0}.

Looks up a localized string similar to The attempt to repair the secure channel between the local computer and the domain {0} has failed.

Looks up a localized string similar to The secure channel between the local computer and the domain {0} was successfully repaired.

Looks up a localized string similar to The secure channel between the local computer and the domain {0} is in good condition.

Looks up a localized string similar to The secure channel between the local computer and the domain {0} is broken.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot verify the secure channel password for the local computer. The local computer is not currently part of a domain.

Looks up a localized string similar to The operation cannot be performed because the system restore APIs are not supported on the Advanced RISC Machine (ARM) platform.

Looks up a localized string similar to The computer did not finish restarting within the specified time-out period.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot validate the time interval for restore point creation. It failed to retrieve the last restore point with the following error message: {0}.

Looks up a localized string similar to The AsJob Parameter Set is not supported.

Looks up a localized string similar to The {0} parameter is not supported for CoreCLR.

Looks up a localized string similar to The required native command 'shutdown' was not found.

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot find the requested hotfix on the '{0}' computer. Verify the input and run the command again.

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to The specified path is a container that has child items. Do you want to delete this container and its child items?

Looks up a localized string similar to Do you want to delete the specified item?

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot copy because the specified destination already exists. Do you want to overwrite the existing content?

Looks up a localized string similar to New drive

Looks up a localized string similar to Name: {0} Provider: {1} Root: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Remove Drive

Looks up a localized string similar to Name: {0} Provider: {1} Root: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot remove drive '{0}' because it is in use.

Looks up a localized string similar to The item at {0} has children and the Recurse parameter was not specified. If you continue, all children will be removed with the item. Are you sure you want to continue?

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot remove the item at '{0}' because it is in use.

Looks up a localized string similar to An object at the specified path {0} does not exist, or has been filtered by the -Include or -Exclude parameter.

Looks up a localized string similar to Set Content

Looks up a localized string similar to Path: {0}

Looks up a localized string similar to Add Content

Looks up a localized string similar to Path: {0}

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot move item because the item at '{0}' does not exist.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot move item because the item at '{0}' is in use.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot rename because item at '{0}' does not exist.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot rename the item at '{0}' because it is in use.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot parse path because path '{0}' does not have a qualifier specified.

Looks up a localized string similar to Begin

Looks up a localized string similar to Rollback

Looks up a localized string similar to Commit

Looks up a localized string similar to Current transaction

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to Lists processes currently running.

Looks up a localized string similar to -Id id [int[]] [pipeline input allowed] Comma-separated list of process identifiers that specify the processes to get -ProcessName name [string[]] [pipeline input allowed] Comma-separated list of process names that specify the processes to get -Exclude name [ArrayList] Comma-separated list of process names to be excluded from the output. --- The command enumerates processes from the local computer, and outputs System.Diagnostics.Process object(s). The command writes the process object to the output pipeline one at a time. The command takes parameters like ID(Process Identifier) or Process Name from the command line. The command returns the corresponding system.diagnostics.process for the supplied ID or ProcessName parameters.

Looks up a localized string similar to Exclude works only for process name.

Looks up a localized string similar to Returns all running processes.

Looks up a localized string similar to Returns all processes with names starting with svc.

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot find a process with the name "{0}". Verify the process name and call the cmdlet again.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot find a process with the name "{0}". Try running with -Id to search by Id of processes.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command cannot be run because the debugger cannot be attached to the process "{0} ({1})". Specify another process and Run your command.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot find a process with the process identifier {1}.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot stop process "{0} ({1})" because of the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to {0} ({1})

Looks up a localized string similar to {0} {1}

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot enumerate the modules of the "{0}" process.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot enumerate the file version information of the "{0}" process.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot enumerate the modules and the file version information of the "{0}" process.

Looks up a localized string similar to Are you sure you want to perform the Stop-Process operation on the following item: {0}({1})?

Looks up a localized string similar to The specified path is not a valid win32 application. Try again with the UseShellExecute.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command stopped operation of "{0} ({1})" because of the following error: {2}.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command cannot be run because Redirection parameters cannot be used with UseShellExecute parameter

Looks up a localized string similar to Exception getting "Modules" or "FileVersion": "This feature is not supported for remote computers.".

Looks up a localized string similar to This command cannot attach the debugger to the process due to {0} because no default debugger is available.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command stopped operation because it cannot wait on 'System Idle' process. Specify another process and Run your command again.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command stopped operation because it cannot wait on itself. Specify another process and Run your command again.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command stopped operation because process "{0} ({1})" is not stopped in the specified time-out.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command cannot be run due to the error: {0}

Looks up a localized string similar to This command cannot be run because the input "{0}" is not a valid Application. Give a valid application and run your command again.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command cannot be run because either the parameter "{0}" has a value that is not valid or cannot be used with this command. Give a valid input and Run your command again.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command cannot be run because "{0}" and "{1}" are same. Give different inputs and Run your command again.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command cannot be run completely because the system cannot find all the information required.

Looks up a localized string similar to Failed to retrieve the new process handle: "{0}". The Process object outputted may have some properties and methods that do not work properly.

Looks up a localized string similar to This command cannot be run due to error 1783. The possible cause of this error can be using of a non-existing user "{0}". Please give a valid user and run your command again.

Looks up a localized string similar to Error adding '{0}' to the network: {1}

Looks up a localized string similar to Error removing '{0}' from the network: {1}

Looks up a localized string similar to Error renaming '{0}': {1}

Looks up a localized string similar to Parameters "{0}" and "{1}" cannot be specified at the same time.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot debug process "{0} ({1})" because of the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to The user does not have access to the requested information.

Looks up a localized string similar to The specified parameter is not valid.

Looks up a localized string similar to The user does not have sufficient privilege.

Looks up a localized string similar to Unknown failure.

Looks up a localized string similar to The path specified does not exist.

Looks up a localized string similar to The parameter '{0}' is not supported for the cmdlet '{1}' on this edition of Windows.

Looks up a localized string similar to The parameter '{0}' is not supported for the cmdlet '{1}' on this edition of PowerShell.

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to {0} ({1})

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot find any service with service name '{0}'.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot find any service with display name '{1}'.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot stop service '{1} ({0})' because it has dependent services. It can only be stopped if the Force flag is set.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot stop service '{1} ({0})' because it has dependent services.

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' cannot be stopped due to the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' cannot be started due to the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' cannot be suspended due to the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' cannot be suspended because the service does not support being suspended or resumed.

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' cannot be suspended because it is not currently running.

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' cannot be resumed due to the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' cannot be resumed because the service does not support being suspended or resumed.

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' cannot be resumed because it is not currently running.

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' cannot be configured due to the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' description cannot be configured due to the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' automatic (delayed start) cannot be configured due to the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{0}' security descriptor cannot be configured due to the following error: {1}

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' cannot be created due to the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' was created, but its description cannot be configured due to the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' was created, but its StartupType 'Automatic (Delayed Start)' could not be configured due to the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' cannot be removed due to the following error: {2}

Looks up a localized string similar to 'Cannot access dependent services of '{1} ({0})'

Looks up a localized string similar to Waiting for service '{1} ({0})' to start...

Looks up a localized string similar to Waiting for service '{1} ({0})' to stop...

Looks up a localized string similar to Waiting for service '{1} ({0})' to suspend...

Looks up a localized string similar to Waiting for service '{1} ({0})' to resume...

Looks up a localized string similar to Failed to start service '{1} ({0})'.

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' stop failed.

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' suspend failed.

Looks up a localized string similar to Service '{1} ({0})' resume failed.

Looks up a localized string similar to Failed to open SCManager due to the following error: {0}. Run PowerShell as admin and run your command again.

Looks up a localized string similar to The startup type '{0}' is not supported by {1}.

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to Testing connection to computer '{0}' failed: {1}

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot resolve the target name.

Looks up a localized string similar to Target IPv4/IPv6 address absent.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot complete traceroute to destination '{0}': Number of hops required to reach host exceeds MaxHops ({1}).

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to The provided Path argument was null or an empty collection.

A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc.

constructor

Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class.

Overrides the current threads CurrentUICulture property for all resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class.

Looks up a localized string similar to Cannot set the local time zone because the name '{0}' resolves to multiple entries.

Looks up a localized string similar to The time zone name '{0}' was not found on the local computer.