Hello John, kindly continue with the series. Thank you for your efforts.

i know i am a bit late to the party but i just wanna say as a high school graduate (preparing for university),i found your videos extremely helpful and fun to learn from, please continue the series

I seriously look forward to your uploads in this series. Thanks a lot for putting this together so far!

Four videos deep and still learning so much. Great Lessons!!

These are incredibly useful and well put together, thank you John!

Come on, John! Please continue! It's a great series, concise and makes this stuffy easy to learn. Don't let us wait any longer!

Your Batch scripting series is hands-down the best on KZfaq. I recently learned about PowerShell and was ecstatic to see that you also had a series on it. I'm sad you had to cut it short for some reasons, but here's to hoping that you will get back the motivation to continue or maybe a reboot? Thank you for making me proficient in batch scripting in any case.

I enjoyed watching this and appreciated for teaching such cool lessons

Wish you would continue this series - so much fun and great learning!

very useful to me.. don't know about others. hopefully to everyone like me who are very Beginners.. Thanks John...

Thanks John! Great series..

Watching in 2021 and still amazing tutorials

Hey John, I have been following your channel since long and learnt windows batch programming. Now I have started learning PowerShell and jumped into your video series. But I don't see the next video after this one. I am really waiting for your next video to learn more about PowerShell. I request you to upload it when you get time. Thanks a lot for creating amazing videos. :) You are doing GR3T J0B...

not gonna lie a lot better than the microsoft videos they have, i could listen to this more so than those for house but I might have to pause if I did- its for school

Fantastic... I liked it so much...

Thanks a lot, Great tutorial. hope you release more PowerShell series

17:49 Hi! You should use "value" in that case like so ``` PS Variable:\> (ls | select -Last 1).Value.GetType() ``` Now it returns "IPAddress".

Good video. Looking forward for more...

John, I have been enjoying the series. I hope it continues.

Dang, I went looking for part 5 and found out this was the last episode of the playlist. That's a shame, these were great!

Thank you for these PowerShell videos John :) Very informative and lots to learn. Please can you make more? Maybe even evolve the series into ways we can use PowerShell to hack, sort of like living off the land techniques?

I really hope this series is continued. You're videos are a great! I hope you move into scripting.

Continue this series please, we want this type of real content from you John!

John, please make video number 5. This series died too young.

8:52 you can pipe to out-string -stream, which is just a wrapper to convert output to a string, but then it would take the default properties to the object mashed together, so you’d have to select a property, assign it to a variable to input it to whatever

Great stuff

9:20 You can do the same with `ping 256`. IP addresses can sometimes be "overflowed" or interpreted in different formats. You can also do it with hex and octal integers. Try `ping 0xdeadbeef`.

Hey! Thank you very much for this super cool series! Any plans on continuing this playlist?

Thank you

Increase algorithm skill "Million dollar homes" Thanks for the content

I discovered this during my holidays and it was very interesting. Are you going to continue the serie plz ?

please continue this

"you can work in the Window Registry" - Run for the door!!!!

Waiting for another episode

You can put them all in one directory that way they're right there every time you need them

I'm just a journeyman Carpenter so you'll probably thought of this before I did but by the prickling in my thumb Something Wicked this thought is. What's really under the hood of............... Cortana.. .

Good!

Great effort john, episode 2 is not on the list, it's on the channels though

Did the alias for echo change in powershell 6? I thought it was an alias to write-output (write-output works a bit differently than write-host) Edit: nvm, just noticed you were using 5.1

Gotta ask, are you gonna make any more tuts? I just kinda discovered PS, I wanna learn more and I love your style. TY for the ones that you have done so far, I have really enjoyed them

Anymore videos on the commandlets?

I'd pay a nice money for the continuation. Lol.

We didnt quite get the profile we wanted.

I don't recall you ever defining the [square brackets] ...is that an array?

Episode 5, when?

any way to zoom in on powershell with keyboard shortcuts?

I've been thinking powershell is just shit compared to bash, until I find this video!!

make more!!!!

Hi John, Could you please continue the series I can't afford online platform

How do you enter the Discord server?

I got a question how does he seem to copy stuff so fast or clear everything but the line he is working on ??

yeet another one

Ctrl+Space doesn't work for me anymore. Can anyone help me fix it?

Guy, you are not prepared at all

Empty variables value should be null

NonexistAnt?

Dude.... What the fuck. Give more

pretty please moar of this :)

Ewwwwwww. Windows 10.