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PowerShell Crescendo module for SysInternals tools.
SysInternals
PowerShell Crescendo module for SysInternals tools.
Installation
This module does not include the commands that it wraps. You can install them with scoop or Chocolatey.
Invoke-Expression (New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadString('https://get.scoop.sh')
scoop bucket add extras
scoop install sysinternals
choco install sysinternals
To install this module:
Install-Module SysInternals
Commands
Get-LogonSession (logonsessions.exe)
Get-LogonSession [<CommonParameters>]
Find-Handle (handle.exe)
Find-Handle [[-Name] <string>] [[-Process] <string>] [<CommonParameters>]
Show-ClockResolution (clockres.exe)
Show-ClockResolution [<CommonParameters>]
Show-CoreInfo (coreinfo.exe)
Show-CoreInfo [-Cores] [-Features] [-Groups] [-Caches] [-NumaNodes] [-Sockets] [-NumaAccessCost] [-Virtualization] [<CommonParameters>]
Show-Dll (listdlls.exe)
Show-Dll [[-Name] <string>] [[-Process] <string>] [<CommonParameters>]
Show-LoggedOnAccount (psloggedon.exe)
Show-LoggedOnAccount [[-ComputerName] <string>] [[-User] <string>] [-Local] [-NoLogonTimes] [<CommonParameters>]
Show-NamedPipe (pipelist.exe)
Show-NamedPipe [<CommonParameters>]
Start-PsExec (psexec.exe)
Start-PsExec [[-ComputerName] <string>] [[-Command] <string>] [[-Arguments] <string>] [-System] [<CommonParameters>]
Sync-Disk (sync.exe)
Sync-Disk [[-Drive] <string>] [-FlushRemovableDrive] [-EjectRemovableDrive] [<CommonParameters>]
Contributing
Commands are defined in the src directory. Each command should be in a PS1 file with the same name as the SysInternal tool. Commands are defined by hashtables that match the Crescendo JSON format.
For example, the Get-LogonSession
cmdlet is defined using this hashtable.
@{
Verb = 'Get'
Noun = 'LogonSession'
OriginalName = 'logonsession.exe'
OriginalCommandElements = @("--nobanner", "--acceptlogo", "-c")
OutputHandlers = @(
@{
ParameterSetName = 'Default'
HandlerType = 'Inline'
Handler = '$args[0] | ConvertFrom-Csv'
}
)
}
To build and test the module, run build.ps1
. Please note you will need Powershell 7 to run the build.ps1