WFConnectionDate/WFConnectionDate.psm1
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.SYNOPSIS Gets the Wi-Fi Profile's Frist Connection date. .DESCRIPTION The Get-WFConnectionDate cmdlet Gives the First connection date of Profile which connected over the Wi-Fi. .EXAMPLE PS> Get-WFConnectionDate -ProfileName "abcd" The Profile First Connection Date : Friday , 31 May 2019 , 22 : 32 : 37 #> Function Get-WFConnectionDate { [cmdletbinding()] param( [parameter(mandatory=$true, valuefrompipeline=$true)] [string]$ProfileName ) write-host " " write-host " The Profile First Connection Date : " write-host " " $x = Get-ItemProperty "HKLM:\\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles\*" | where -Property profilename -Like $ProfileName | Get-ItemPropertyValue -name Datecreated #$x = Get-ItemProperty "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles\{0814AAE5-6E7D-4847-AFA1-6E8461D26512}" | Get-ItemPropertyValue -name Datecreated $Count = 0 $string = $null $val = $null while($Count -ine $x.count) { $y = "{0:x}" -f $x[$Count] [System.Array]$val += $y $Count++ } $Count = 0 $VarStor = $null while($Count -ine $val.Count){ if ($val[$Count].Length -eq '2'){ [System.Array]$VarStor += $Val[$Count] } if ($val[$Count].Length -ne '2'){ $Var = $val[$Count] [System.Array]$VarStor += "0$Var" } $Count++ } $Count = 0 while ($Count -ne $VarStor.Count){ $string += $VarStor[$Count].ToString() $Count++ } #swaping the values---> $swap1 = $string[2]+$string[3]+$string[0]+$string[1] $swap2 = $string[6]+$string[7]+$string[4]+$string[5] $swap3 = $string[10]+$string[11]+$string[8]+$string[9] $swap4 = $string[14]+$string[15]+$string[12]+$string[13] $swap5 = $string[18]+$string[19]+$string[16]+$string[17] $swap6 = $string[22]+$string[23]+$string[20]+$string[21] $swap7 = $string[26]+$string[27]+$string[24]+$string[25] #Finding the Year---> [int]$year = "0x$swap1" #Finding the month [int]$mn = "0x$swap2" switch ($mn) { '1' {$month = "January"} '2' {$month = "February"} '3' {$month = "March"} '4' {$month = "April"} '5' {$month = "May"} '6' {$month = "June"} '7' {$month = "July"} '8' {$month = "August"} '9' {$month = "September"} '10' {$month = "October"} '11' {$month = "November"} '12' {$month = "December"} Default { write-host "The input is not valid" } } #Finding the Weekday---> switch ($swap3[3]) { '0' {$day = "Sunday"} '1' {$day = "Monday"} '2' {$day = "Tuesday"} '3' {$day = "Wednesday"} '4' {$day = "Thursday"} '5' {$day = "Friday"} '6' {$day = "Saturday"} '7' {$day = "Sunday"} Default { write-host "The input is not valid" } } #Finding the Date---> [int]$Date = "0x$swap4" #finding the Time---> [int]$Hour = "0x$swap5" [int]$Minute = "0x$swap6" [int]$Seconds = "0x$swap7" $time = "$Hour : $Minute : $Seconds" # Writting to host write-host " $day , $date $month $year , $time " } <# .SYNOPSIS Gets the Wi-Fi Profile's Last Connection date. .DESCRIPTION The Get-WLConnectionDate cmdlet Gives the Last connection date of Profile which connected over the Wi-Fi. .EXAMPLE PS> Get-WLConnectionDate -ProfileName "abcd" The Profile Last Connection Date : Sunday , 2 June 2019 , 21 : 53 : 16 #> Function Get-WLConnectionDate { [cmdletbinding()] param( [parameter(mandatory=$true, valuefrompipeline=$true)] [string]$ProfileName ) write-host " " write-host " The Profile Last Connection Date : " write-host " " $x = Get-ItemProperty "HKLM:\\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles\*" | where -Property profilename -Like $ProfileName | Get-ItemPropertyValue -name DateLastConnected #$x = Get-ItemProperty "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\NetworkList\Profiles\{0814AAE5-6E7D-4847-AFA1-6E8461D26512}" | Get-ItemPropertyValue -name Datecreated $Count = 0 $string = $null $val = $null while($Count -ine $x.count) { $y = "{0:x}" -f $x[$Count] [System.Array]$val += $y $Count++ } $Count = 0 $VarStor = $null while($Count -ine $val.Count){ if ($val[$Count].Length -eq '2'){ [System.Array]$VarStor += $Val[$Count] } if ($val[$Count].Length -ne '2'){ $Var = $val[$Count] [System.Array]$VarStor += "0$Var" } $Count++ } $Count = 0 while ($Count -ne $VarStor.Count){ $string += $VarStor[$Count].ToString() $Count++ } #swaping the values---> $swap1 = $string[2]+$string[3]+$string[0]+$string[1] $swap2 = $string[6]+$string[7]+$string[4]+$string[5] $swap3 = $string[10]+$string[11]+$string[8]+$string[9] $swap4 = $string[14]+$string[15]+$string[12]+$string[13] $swap5 = $string[18]+$string[19]+$string[16]+$string[17] $swap6 = $string[22]+$string[23]+$string[20]+$string[21] $swap7 = $string[26]+$string[27]+$string[24]+$string[25] #Finding the Year---> [int]$year = "0x$swap1" #Finding the month [int]$mn = "0x$swap2" switch ($mn) { '1' {$month = "January"} '2' {$month = "February"} '3' {$month = "March"} '4' {$month = "April"} '5' {$month = "May"} '6' {$month = "June"} '7' {$month = "July"} '8' {$month = "August"} '9' {$month = "September"} '10' {$month = "October"} '11' {$month = "November"} '12' {$month = "December"} Default { write-host "The input is not valid" } } #Finding the Weekday---> switch ($swap3[3]) { '0' {$day = "Sunday"} '1' {$day = "Monday"} '2' {$day = "Tuesday"} '3' {$day = "Wednesday"} '4' {$day = "Thursday"} '5' {$day = "Friday"} '6' {$day = "Saturday"} '7' {$day = "Sunday"} Default { write-host "The input is not valid" } } #Finding the Date---> [int]$Date = "0x$swap4" #finding the Time---> [int]$Hour = "0x$swap5" [int]$Minute = "0x$swap6" [int]$Seconds = "0x$swap7" $time = "$Hour : $Minute : $Seconds" # Writting to host write-host " $day , $date $month $year , $time " } |