I will show you below in the part “ Replacing the Out-Gridview by a DataGridView Control” Overview

One cool thing to mention when using PowerShell Studio 2012 is, if you add some controls like a DataGridView, a Listview or a ListBox, PowerShell Studio 2012 will add some functions to help you Load/Add/Refresh those controls. The goal is to show how to create something very simple so I did not write any Error Handling or any conditional code in this version. You will need to specify the ComputerName and the Credential required to perform those actions. The tool will query Services, Processes and Shares from a Remote Computer. I will first send the Output to Out-GridView cmdlet and then show you how to send it to a DataGridView control inside the GUI. Today I will go a bit further and show you how to create a tool to query some information from a remote computer. In my previous post I showed how to create a quick PowerShell GUI to append some colored text in a RichTextBox control using Sapien PowerShell Studio 2012. PowerShell Studio 2012 - WinForms - GUI ToolMaking

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