Windows

Tired of waiting for the Event Viewer? Try Get-EventLog

October 28, 2020 by debbielesterjones

I’m not a programmer and I have never wanted to be one. I grudgingly began learning PowerShell because it was the way of the future for Windows Systems Administration (Server Core, anyone?) From the first time I executed the Get-EventLog command, I was hooked on PowerShell. The Event Viewer in Windows is slow, I mean … Continue reading Tired of waiting for the Event Viewer? Try Get-EventLog

fsutil – a useful tool

August 15, 2020 by debbielesterjones

While studying for my GIAC Certified Forensic Examiner (GCFE) certification, I came across a paragraph in my study material that is explaining unallocated vs. allocated diskspace and what can be recovered. The material says: “Windows writes file information in sector-sized chunks. If the file is 1280 bytes in length and the cluster size is 2048, … Continue reading fsutil – a useful tool