Make IT Work: PowerShell monthly file generator

Issue or Problem I Encountered:

I needed to speed up the process of creating files when setting up a new SSD as data organization was my main priority when setting it up. Spoiler of end results is listed below.

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End results

OS (Operating System): Windows 11 [W10 Portion will be uploaded from another device, I just dont know how much I can edit after posted so here is an excuse for my lack of research]

Step One)
Open File Explore, Select the File you would like to create monthly folders in, and right click on the same folder, click open terminal.

Step Two)
Paste the Following Command in cmd/terminal.

CMD / Powershell / Terminal Command

$months = “January”, “February”, “March”, “April”, “May”, “June”, “July”, “August”, “September”, “October”, “November”, “December”

foreach ($i in 1..12) {

$month = $months[$i – 1]

$folderName = “$i-$month”

New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path “$folderName”

}


Final product GUI:

Final results PowerShell:

Make IT Work.

Introduction

This is the first publication of Make IT Work.

I do not know how I am going to format these, but I do know that the first time I do one of these is going to be on the first day of my 25th year on this planet! Since I picked up Photography way back in 2022, I have taken quite a bit of photos. By quite a bit I mean 536 GB worth of Photos! This Only includes the RAW Cannon Files, I did not keep the JPG’s, and all of the revised photos are still in Lightroom. Although with that being said keep an eye out for upcoming posts! Posts will include the offloading of my IT knowledge, LAB Simulations, and random IT Related Projects.