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    The HelpDesk support team requested a PowerShell script to quickly capture a screenshot of a user’s desktop from a remote computer. The main requirement is that the HelpDesk employee may…

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    A Windows file server admin can list the files that are open in a shared folder and force locked files to close. If a user opens a file in a…

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