Write a PowerShell script.

Your script should perform the following functions in the following order:

$1,$Display your name.

$2,$Retrieve the current date.

$3,$Retrieve an alphabetic listing of all currently defined aliases beginning with the letter s$.$

$4,$Retrieve configuration details $($ip configuration, host name, and net statistics$)$ to assist with setup issues or performance problems.

$5,$Produce a wide format listing for all files in a folder on your computer.

$6,$Start the Windows calculator app. Retrieve its Process ID$.$ Find out what would happen if you stopped the Calculator. Force a prompt when stopping the Calculator process. Stop the process with a confirmation.

$7,$Research $wshShell and popup. Produce a pop$-$up box that displays the domain name, user name, and computer name.

Submission

Submit a word processing document containing:

$1.$ your Powershell script

$2.$ a screenshot of the output of your script

I got error #$4$~$7$ Write$-$Host $"`$nIP Configuration Details:"

Get$-$NetIPConfiguration

Write$-$Host $"`$nHost Name:"

hostname

Write$-$Host $"`$nNet Statistics $($Workstation$)$:$"$

net statistics workstationWrite$-$Host $"`$nWide format listing of files in C:$\backslash$ExampleFolder$"$

Get$-$ChildItem $-$Path $"$C:$\backslash$ExampleFolder$"|$ Format$-$WideWrite$-$Host $"`$nStarting Calculator..."

Start$-$Process $-$FilePath "calc.exe"Start$-$Sleep $-$Seconds $1$

$calcProcess $=$ Get$-$Process $-$Name "Calculator"

Write$-$Host "Calculator Process ID:

calcProcess.Id$)"$Write$-$Host $"`$nWhat happens if you stop the calculator? Let's try..."

Stop$-$Process $-$Id $

calcProcess.Id $-$Confirm$wshShell $=$ New$-$Object $-$ComObject wScript.Shell

$domain $=($Get$-$WmiObject Win$32\_$ComputerSystem$).$Domain

$username $=$ $env:USERNAME

$computername $=$ $env:COMPUTERNAME

$wshShell.Popup$("$Domain: $domainnComputer Name: $computername", $0,$ "System Info", $64)$