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PowerShell’s Copy-Item cmdlet is the primary command for copying files. Learn how to copy individual files, multiple files, and entire file structures.

Are you running the latest version of PowerShell? Here’s how to check your version on Windows or Linux – plus, how to upgrade to the latest build.

As a lightweight operating system, the entire Ubuntu Desktop installation can be done in a few minutes. Follow these steps to install Ubuntu.

Microsoft provides a simple process for creating Ubuntu virtual machines on Window desktops. This tutorial explains the steps for setting up a VM.

Learn these PowerShell commands to move quickly around Windows folder structures.

In this video, you learn how to use PowerShell to initialize a disk.

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