Super User Asked by Ramin on December 6, 2020
I want to list entered commands in Windows PowerShell
with their respective timestamps. How can I do it with Get-History
command?
Also if that isn’t doable then please show me a way to check which urls(network)
at which timestamps have been accessed through the CMD
.
Also consider that I’ve restarted my computer.
For PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell Core, I've added this to my $PROFILE
to make it a little easier to remember:
function Get-PSReadLineHistory
{
Get-Content (Get-PSReadlineOption).HistorySavePath
}
Answered by Glenn on December 6, 2020
Get-History | Select StartExecutionTime,ID,CommandLine
Answered by James Sargent on December 6, 2020
The Powershell history is saved in the file ConsoleHost_history.txt to find the location of the file execute this PS command:
(Get-PSReadlineOption).HistorySavePath
Answered by AcmeUK on December 6, 2020
On Windows 10, the PS extension PsReadline comes with PowerShell 5 by default. Get-Content on the following to view your full command history.
C:UsersusernameAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsPowerShellPSReadlineConsoleHost_history.txt
To make it available on Windows 7, you have to make sure you have the latest Framework and PowerShell 5 installed. Then you can install the PsReadline module.
I just did on a Windows 7 (64) machine:
(executionpolicy : remotesigned)
Install-Module PSReadLine ( I was asked to install NuGet-anycpu.exe, and answered yes).
Import-Module PsReadLine
Your history will now be stored in the file mentionned above (verified)
Run Get-PSReadlineKeyHandler to have a list of PSReadline Key bindings.
Answered by Dan St-G on December 6, 2020
As far as I'm aware, once you close a PowerShell console all history and logs are disposed.
You could check out something like: Giving PowerShell a Persistent History of Commands
Of course this won't retrieve anything you've already done, it will only start logging from the point you install it.
EDIT: PowerShell 5.0 appears to have implemented a persistent history, available even after restart, accessible via the usual ways.
Answered by Deadly-Bagel on December 6, 2020
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