Most useful CMD Commands for IT Technicians  


  1. Whelan189
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    Most useful CMD Commands for IT Technicians


    I would like to learn the most useful CMD/Powershell commands to help me diagnose problems, can anyone recommend me any books or links to pdf that I could print and use

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  2. EdTittel
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    There are plenty of good books on PowerShell. Try this Amazon search: Amazon.com: PowerShell - PowerShell / Computers Technology: Books



    There's plenty of good stuff out there, if you'd care to look around. Why, here's a March 2016 article I wrote for TechTarget/SearchWindowsServer entitled "PowerShell script examples and reference guide for admins."

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