PowerShell Get-Item vs Get-ChildItem: Key Differences
Get-Item retrieves a specific item while Get-ChildItem lists contents. Learn the key differences and when to use each across files, registry, and env vars.
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PowerShell Find Files by Name or Extension Recursively
Find any file anywhere on disk with PowerShell. Learn recursive search by name, extension, date, and size with Get-ChildItem examples.
PowerShell Get-Folder-Size: Calculate Directory Size
PowerShell can report folder sizes faster than File Explorer. Learn to sum folder contents recursively and format results in MB or GB.
How to Get File Size in PowerShell (5 Methods)
Need to get file size in PowerShell? This tutorial shows 5 reliable methods including Length property, formatted output, and bulk folder size.
PowerShell Get-ChildItem: List Files and Folders (Full Guide)
Get-ChildItem is PowerShell’s file listing command. Learn to list files, filter by extension, recurse subdirectories, and find hidden files.
