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PowerShell - Get open files and user in them on remote server

  • Writer: Jon Boyette
    Jon Boyette
  • Apr 15, 2022
  • 1 min read

Save as a named .ps1. add the computername, or can add it to read-host or get-content for a single machine or a list of machines, outputs all that are using files on the machine and the file paths with the usernames to csv

function Get-OpenFile

{

Param

(

[string]$ComputerName

)


$openfiles = openfiles.exe /query /s $computerName /fo csv /V


$openfiles | ForEach-Object {


$line = $_


if ($line -match '","')

{

$line

}


} | ConvertFrom-Csv

}


Get-OpenFile -ComputerName addcomputername | Export-csv c:\temp\openfiles.csv -NoTypeInformation


 
 
 

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