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Damn would you believe it. Thanks. Is there a way to supress the results with the ones greater than 5GB. Its showing the results for all.
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Damn would you believe it. Thanks. Is there a way to supress the results with the ones greater than 5GB. Its showing the results for all.

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Much better formatting thank you very much
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Much better formatting thank you very much

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Hi guys, i have the following code which worked until i tried to use the where condition. Im looking for only values less than 5 to be part of the output. i think im almost there. Any advice would be great <br />
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thanks<br />
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$Servers = Get-Content &nbsp;C:\Users\Downloads\exchang<wbr />e.txt<br />
<br />
<br />
foreach ( $Server1 in $Servers ) {<br />
@&quot;<br />
$server1 <br />
&quot;@<br />
<br />
$disk = Get-WmiObject Win32_LogicalDisk -ComputerName $Server1 -Filter &quot;DeviceID='C:'&quot; |<br />
&nbsp; Where-Object {$_.FreeSpace -lt &quot;5&quot;} <br />
<br />
$disk.FreeSpace /1GB -as [int]<br />
&nbsp;}
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Hi guys, i have the following code which worked until i tried to use the where condition. Im looking for only values less than 5 to be part of the output. i think im almost there. Any advice would be great 

thanks

$Servers = Get-Content  C:\Users\Downloads\exchange.txt


foreach ( $Server1 in $Servers ) {
@"
$server1 
"@

$disk = Get-WmiObject Win32_LogicalDisk -ComputerName $Server1 -Filter "DeviceID='C:'" |
  Where-Object {$_.FreeSpace -lt "5"} 

$disk.FreeSpace /1GB -as [int]
 }

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