Ghacks Deals: The 2022 Windows PowerShell Certification Bundle

Martin Brinkmann
Dec 2, 2021
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The 2022 Windows PowerShell Certification Bundle teaches beginners and intermediate users Windows PowerShell. The bundle includes six courses in total covering all the basics and also advanced topics.

Access period of all courses is set to lifetime. The entire bundle, including six courses, is available for just $19.99 currently.

Here is the list of available courses:

  1. Essential Tools for Windows System Administrators
    Learn Windows Built-in Tools & Open Source Tools for Efficient System Administration
  2. Anybody Can Script | A PowerShell Learning Series
    Short & Crisp Introduction to Scripting, PowerShell Basics, Automations, and Windows PowerShell For Beginners
  3. Advanced Scripting & Tool Making using Windows PowerShell
    Simplified Advanced Training on PowerShell with Real-World Problems, PowerShell Automation, & PowerShell Lab
  4. Active Directory ( AD ) Management using Windows PowerShell
    Simplified Practical Knowledge for Automation & Management of Active Directory (AD) Using Windows PowerShell
  5. Automating Administration With Windows PowerShell
    PowerShell Tool Making Labs, PowerShell for IT System Administrator's Life, Project-Based Learning
  6. GUI Automation using Python
    Learn Front End Automation Using Python in a Practical Way, Automate Any GUI efficiently, & Increase Your Productivity at Work

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  1. John G. said on December 2, 2021 at 5:00 pm
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    It seems interesting, however I don’t understand what’s the difference between Powershell 5.1 and 7.2, because both are installed in different locations with no upgrade from 5.1 to 7.2, so weird imho. :[

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