[PWD in scripts]

I know what you want:

Split-Path -Path $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Definition -Parent

 

then if u run  c:\test\script.ps1 from c:\ the output will be c:\test

[Numbers of processes]

oh thanks   that was a bit easyer. Im still learning how ps works but im wery greatfull of all the help.

[Dual wmi classes]

My problem is that i want to have 2 wmiobjects in the same gauge

This one i want to be the main gauge

Get-WmiObject win32_Processor | out-gauge -value LoadPercentage -float -refresh 0:0:1

And this one i want to be a innergauge

 get-wmiobject Win32_Process | group-object -property group | out-gauge -value count -type digital -refresh 0:0:1

 

I know how to use same object with two diffrent values in a gauge but how do i use two diffrent objects in the same gauge?

BubbleChart1.zip

[Numbers of processes]

I figured ut out. The command line loks like this:

get-wmiobject Win32_Process | group-object -property group | out-gauge -value count -type digital -refresh 0:0:1 -float

[Numbers of processes]

Hi there. How do i get a gauge that shows me how many processes that are running i have tried this

 

$temp = {

  $ps = ps

  $ps.count

}

&$temp | out-gauge -type digital -refresh 0:0:1

It almost work but it won't refresh 

[PowerShell - Formating values]

thx m8. It worked perfectly if anyone else is reading this i also used -ValueFormat "##.00" and devided the value with 1024/1024 to get it in MB

[PowerShell - Formating values]

Hi there!

Im on a litle project and need some help. How do i transform values like network speed that are in Bytes in Kbytes

My commandline so far looks like this:

Get-WmiObject Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfNet_Redirector | out-gauge -value BytesTotalPersec -float -refresh 0:0:1 -type digital