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Ah I see what you mean.

I think this is one of those annoying cases where the columns have a 'display name' to prettify the output.

To get the real property names you can select/filter on, you need to do:

This is standard behaviour when you ask PowerShell for more data than will fit across the screen. Solutions: 1) Just make the window wide enough so it will fit. 2) Pipe the output to | format-table -auto (this may still truncate but it will try a bit harder to display everything). 3) Send the output...

Looks like that bug has been around for quite a while
a workaround is
via https://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5661

Try like this @echo off set _string=abc set _char=a call set _out=%%_string:%_char%=%% echo [%_out%] if %_string%==%_out% (echo Char %_char% not present) else (echo Char %_char% present) So in the CALL SET line, the outer %'s have to be doubled because we are using CALL, the _string variable doesn't...

instead of wmic diskdrive getName ...
try wmic diskdrive get Name ...

My first thought would be to add a batch file, drag a file onto the batch file,which then calls the VBScript using cscript.exe passing whatever arguments you want, which could include %* for the dropped filename(s).

Muting your mic reportedly doesn’t stop big tech from recording your audio https://thenextweb.com/news/muting-your-mic-doesnt-stop-big-tech-recording-your-audio They used runtime binary analysis tools to trace raw audio in popular video conferencing applications as the audio traveled from the app to...

All of this makes me extremely hesitant to alter the way that Windows handles filenames on an existing system. Turning off 8.3 filename generation does not affect any pre-existing files, it simply means that all new files you generate will have long filenames only. So you can turn it off, copy the ...

Confirmed, if you turn off 8.3 generation using: Then DIR *.jpe will not return the jpeg files.

Also 8.3 filename generation is turned off by default in all new (fresh install) Windows installations.

Thanks for the heads up, I have added a PowerShell example to the page as another alternative. I'm assuming that will handle UWP apps.