Create a new file with powershell

You can create a new file with PowerShell using the New-Item cmdlet. Here are a few examples:

Create a new text file:

New-Item -Path "C:\Path\To\NewFile.txt" -ItemType File

This will create a new text file named NewFile.txt in the specified path.

Create a new file with a specific content:

New-Item -Path "C:\Path\To\NewFile.txt" -ItemType File -Value "Hello World!"

This will create a new text file named NewFile.txt in the specified path with the content "Hello World!".

Create a new file with a specific extension:

New-Item -Path "C:\Path\To\NewFile.log" -ItemType File -Force

This will create a new file named NewFile.log in the specified path with a .log extension. The -Force parameter is used to overwrite the file if it already exists.

Create a new file in the current directory:

New-Item -Path ".\NewFile.txt" -ItemType File

This will create a new text file named NewFile.txt in the current directory.

Note: You can also use the Set-Content cmdlet to create a new file and write content to it in a single step:

Set-Content -Path "C:\Path\To\NewFile.txt" -Value "Hello World!"

This will create a new text file named NewFile.txt in the specified path with the content "Hello World!".