PowerShell Scripts for File Management

With a strong foundation in PowerShell scripting, file management, and error handling strategies, I am confident in my ability to deliver exactly what you need for these scripts. I've proven myself capable of creating complex solutions through my proficiency with Excel, Word, Google Sheets, and PDFs - all of which require a keen understanding of data management and automation processes. My name is Saim and I bring an efficient, detail-oriented approach to every project I take on. For your first script, not only can I create the code that reads the file path from a text file, adjusts it, copies it to a new path and logs all actions, but also ensure that any potential errors are gracefully handled to avoid any unnecessary hiccups or halts. Whether it's logging lost file paths or any other error messages that may arise.

With nearly two decades in the IT industry, I bring a wealth of experience and expertise that extends beyond just PowerShell scripting - including Linux programming and database management. This comprehensive skill set is what sets me apart and makes me uniquely qualified for your file management project. Moreover, I understand the importance of robust error handling mechanisms when it comes to file management tasks. My ability to not only identify potential script error points but to also ensure logging is done effectively will make your file management process seamless, even if issues do arise. Trust me to handle every aspect of this project proficiently, from reading and manipulating file paths to copying the files, logging every step, and finalizing with rigorous testing. With my strong analytical skills honed over nearly two decades in the industry, you can be confident that not only will I efficiently complete both scripts for you but my work will be thorough and highest quality possible.

Hi there, I have over 10+ years of experience in Windows Server management. I am proficient in Powershell scripting and i can take care of this. Do the files needs to be copied into another drive in the same machine or remote machine ? If remote, files in network share may require additional permissions. I can help you with this and if this is a frequent work, let's try to automate it.