SYSTEMINDEX returns paths those do not exist
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I have windows 10 with two languages installed
first one is Polish(i use it as main language in the system) second one is English.
I'm able to open directories in the explorer using english and polish paths ie.
C:UsersUserDesktop and C:UżytkownicyUserPulpit
Code
I'm trying to figure out if it is problem with SYSTEMINDEX or windows at all.
i have folllwing query to the SYSTEMINDEX
$sql = "SELECT System.ItemFolderPathDisplay FROM SYSTEMINDEX WHERE System.fileExtension
later when i terate through query i do the following
Get-Item $rs.Fields.Item("System.ItemFolderPathDisplay").Value).fullname
But paths stored in the SYSTEMINDEX are localized ones like C:UżytkownicyUserPulpitfile.txt
and Get-Item returns an error
powershell search: Get-Item : Cannot find path 'C:UżytkownicyUserPulpitfile.txt' because it does not exist.
So i wonder if there is some flag which i can set so Paths will be returned in the non-localized form? Or maybe it is some kind of bug in windows?
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Environment
I have windows 10 with two languages installed
first one is Polish(i use it as main language in the system) second one is English.
I'm able to open directories in the explorer using english and polish paths ie.
C:UsersUserDesktop and C:UżytkownicyUserPulpit
Code
I'm trying to figure out if it is problem with SYSTEMINDEX or windows at all.
i have folllwing query to the SYSTEMINDEX
$sql = "SELECT System.ItemFolderPathDisplay FROM SYSTEMINDEX WHERE System.fileExtension
later when i terate through query i do the following
Get-Item $rs.Fields.Item("System.ItemFolderPathDisplay").Value).fullname
But paths stored in the SYSTEMINDEX are localized ones like C:UżytkownicyUserPulpitfile.txt
and Get-Item returns an error
powershell search: Get-Item : Cannot find path 'C:UżytkownicyUserPulpitfile.txt' because it does not exist.
So i wonder if there is some flag which i can set so Paths will be returned in the non-localized form? Or maybe it is some kind of bug in windows?
windows powershell
asked Nov 8 at 10:56
whd
1,0121435
Try(Get-Item $rs.Fields.Item("System.ItemFolderPathDisplay")).Target
– LotPings
Nov 8 at 11:48
TryGet-Itemwith-Forceswitch.
– JosefZ
Nov 8 at 18:17
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up vote
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down vote
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Environment
I have windows 10 with two languages installed
first one is Polish(i use it as main language in the system) second one is English.
I'm able to open directories in the explorer using english and polish paths ie.
C:UsersUserDesktop and C:UżytkownicyUserPulpit
Code
I'm trying to figure out if it is problem with SYSTEMINDEX or windows at all.
i have folllwing query to the SYSTEMINDEX
$sql = "SELECT System.ItemFolderPathDisplay FROM SYSTEMINDEX WHERE System.fileExtension
later when i terate through query i do the following
Get-Item $rs.Fields.Item("System.ItemFolderPathDisplay").Value).fullname
But paths stored in the SYSTEMINDEX are localized ones like C:UżytkownicyUserPulpitfile.txt
and Get-Item returns an error
powershell search: Get-Item : Cannot find path 'C:UżytkownicyUserPulpitfile.txt' because it does not exist.
So i wonder if there is some flag which i can set so Paths will be returned in the non-localized form? Or maybe it is some kind of bug in windows?
windows powershell
asked Nov 8 at 10:56
whd
1,0121435
Environment
I have windows 10 with two languages installed
first one is Polish(i use it as main language in the system) second one is English.
I'm able to open directories in the explorer using english and polish paths ie.
C:UsersUserDesktop and C:UżytkownicyUserPulpit
Code
I'm trying to figure out if it is problem with SYSTEMINDEX or windows at all.
i have folllwing query to the SYSTEMINDEX
$sql = "SELECT System.ItemFolderPathDisplay FROM SYSTEMINDEX WHERE System.fileExtension
later when i terate through query i do the following
Get-Item $rs.Fields.Item("System.ItemFolderPathDisplay").Value).fullname
But paths stored in the SYSTEMINDEX are localized ones like C:UżytkownicyUserPulpitfile.txt
and Get-Item returns an error
powershell search: Get-Item : Cannot find path 'C:UżytkownicyUserPulpitfile.txt' because it does not exist.
So i wonder if there is some flag which i can set so Paths will be returned in the non-localized form? Or maybe it is some kind of bug in windows?
windows powershell
windows powershell
asked Nov 8 at 10:56
whd
1,0121435
asked Nov 8 at 10:56
whd
1,0121435
asked Nov 8 at 10:56
whd
1,0121435
asked Nov 8 at 10:56
whd
1,0121435
asked Nov 8 at 10:56
whd
1,0121435
1,0121435
Try(Get-Item $rs.Fields.Item("System.ItemFolderPathDisplay")).Target
– LotPings
Nov 8 at 11:48
TryGet-Itemwith-Forceswitch.
– JosefZ
Nov 8 at 18:17
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Try(Get-Item $rs.Fields.Item("System.ItemFolderPathDisplay")).Target
– LotPings
Nov 8 at 11:48
TryGet-Itemwith-Forceswitch.
– JosefZ
Nov 8 at 18:17
Try
(Get-Item $rs.Fields.Item("System.ItemFolderPathDisplay")).Target– LotPings
Nov 8 at 11:48
Try
(Get-Item $rs.Fields.Item("System.ItemFolderPathDisplay")).Target– LotPings
Nov 8 at 11:48
Try
Get-Item with -Force switch.– JosefZ
Nov 8 at 18:17
Try
Get-Item with -Force switch.– JosefZ
Nov 8 at 18:17
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(Get-Item $rs.Fields.Item("System.ItemFolderPathDisplay")).Target– LotPings
Nov 8 at 11:48
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Get-Itemwith-Forceswitch.– JosefZ
Nov 8 at 18:17