If I get an error in powershell, what are the three dots “…”?
If I get an error with a powershell command, the output is trimmed with three dots.
If I get an error in powershell, what are the three dots “…”?
If I get an error with a powershell command, the output is trimmed with three dots.
Trap error and display warning instead – powershell
I have the following error in my powershell code and I want to replace it with a warning. Here is the error and my function.
How do I manage a returned null value from a registry search, within a Try-Catch block? Getting ‘You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression’
I’m trying to get the key name from a registry key, that has a property that matches certain text.
That key name will then be used to find the correct MSI file to run with MSIExec.exe to uninstall the software.
The following works as expected when there is a key found but fails when no key is found.