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This is very useful when you are managing your files in your computer (Windows) 1. Identify files in certain folder >>> Get-ChildItem C:/testfolder/* 2. Identify files in certain folder and remove all of them >>> Get-ChildItem C:/testfolder/* | ForEach ($_) {Remove-Item $_.fullname} 3. Search certain files including '.test' >>> Get-ChildItem C:/* -Include *.test 4. Search certain files including '.test', but excluding the files which begin with 'abc' >>> Get-ChildItem C:/* -Include *.test -Exclude abc*.test 5. Search the files including Sub folders >>> Get-ChildItem C:/* -Include *.test -Recurse 6. Search the files including Sub folders and remove all of them >>> Get-ChildItem C:/* -Include *.test -Recurse | ForEach ($_) {Remove-Item $_.fullname} 7. Search the files, Print them, and then remove all of them >>> Get-ChildItem C:/* -Include *.test -Recurse || ForEach (

ForEach - Loop statement Syntax is as below. ForEach (item In collection) {ScriptBlock} item: A variable to hold the current item collection: A collection of objects e.g. filenames, registry keys, servernames ScriptBlock: A block of script to run against each object. Thanks, Have Fun! The source: http://ss64.com/ps/foreach.html