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| | get-hotfix return 'The term 'get-hotfix' is not recognized' Hi all, I just installed PowerShell and .NET Framwork on my computer windows xp professionnal edition Service Pack 3. So when i try to run the cmdlet get-hotfix powershell answer me 'The term 'get-hotfix' is not recognized'. must install additional components? What should I do? sorry for the mistakes of English, i'm french ;-) Thanks Lyes |
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| | Re: get-hotfix return 'The term 'get-hotfix' is not recognized' And, if you don't want to install CTP3, for now you could use the following WMI command in PS to get the hotfix listings: get-wmiobject Win32_QuickFixEngineering "Lyes" <Lyes@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:1B48361C-DC5F-406E-844B-57598C13FC67@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi all, > > I just installed PowerShell and .NET Framwork on my computer windows xp > professionnal edition Service Pack 3. > > So when i try to run the cmdlet get-hotfix powershell answer me 'The > term > 'get-hotfix' is not recognized'. > > must install additional components? > What should I do? > > > sorry for the mistakes of English, i'm french ;-) > Thanks > > Lyes > > > > > > |
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| | Re: get-hotfix return 'The term 'get-hotfix' is not recognized' Mmm since this is the year of data parsing and charting (and yes Regex is also included), then perhaps a very useful but different way. Quote: > VBScript to perform hotfix enumeration using the registry One can also get this information from the registry from perhaps any Windows process, even from the Windows admin's .NET automation tool, powershell.exe, by automating at the command line, or via COM ways, or via .NET ways, Microsoft's IIS's (local and remote) data parsing tool, Log Parser too! LogParser.exe -h -i:REG Input format: REG (Registry properties) Returns properties of registry keys and values Perhaps after all these years, _any_ powershell.exe user should be able to help one with data parsing and even with charting by automating Log Parser! Mmm learn one Windows based tool for the answer to many questions! As always enjoy the automation of tools within powershell.exe! |
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