You have a lot of users who don’t delete or clean up their files and folders. You’ve been asked to create a script that will examine a file path, along with its subfolders, and produce the following three reports for the user: 10 Oldest Files 15 Largest Files 20 Recently Accessed Files For each of the reports: Obtain the file path to be inspected by the user Output the information in the PowerShell console (3 reports = 3 outputs) Display a title and description Format the information as a list Properties should include: File name Full path to the file File size in MB Date and Time file or folder was created Date and Time file or folder was last changed Date and Time file or folder was last accessed Utilize new lines, ascii characters, colour, and other elements to improve the look of the report Script Elements: Ensure instructions are easy to follow. Use of error handling for user input Contains no spelling or grammar errors Part 2: Problem 2 You manager needs to perform an inventory audit report. Write a script that give you the following information while running locally on each machine. Computer Name OS Version Serial Number Manufacturer Model RAM in GB C: drive size in GB Current logged on user For the report: Obtain the location to save the report specified by the user. The file type should be specified by the script and can be of your choosing Txt, csv, html, etc The file should be named inventory2022 + file type Ex. Inventory2022.txt, inventory2022.csv, inventory2022.html, etc Include a title, description and date/time the script was ran Utilize new lines, ascii characters, colour, and other elements to improve the look of the report Script Elements: Ensure instructions are easy to follow. Use of error handling for user input Contains no spelling or grammar errors Part 3: All-Together You have been asked to combine the solutions to your problems into one script with a PowerShell driven menu. Put all your code into one PowerShell script file (.ps1) Each question should be within functions to group your code. Set it up so when you run it, you will be presented with a menu to execute the specified section Ensure your menu is detailed and has descriptions Ensure all variable and function names describe their propose Use new lines, spacing and consistency throughout your whole script Include an appropriate amount of comments explained in clearly defined sentences

You have a lot of users who don’t delete or clean up their files and folders. You’ve been asked to create a script that will examine a file path, along with its subfolders, and produce the following three reports for the user:

• 10 Oldest Files
• 15 Largest Files
• 20 Recently Accessed Files

For each of the reports:

• Obtain the file path to be inspected by the user
• Output the information in the PowerShell console (3 reports = 3 outputs)
• Display a title and description
• Format the information as a list
  • Properties should include:
    • File name
    • Full path to the file
    • File size in MB
    • Date and Time file or folder was created
    • Date and Time file or folder was last changed
    • Date and Time file or folder was last accessed
• Utilize new lines, ascii characters, colour, and other elements to improve the look of the report

Script Elements:

• Ensure instructions are easy to follow.
• Use of error handling for user input
• Contains no spelling or grammar errors

Part 2: Problem 2

You manager needs to perform an inventory audit report. Write a script that give you the following information while running locally on each machine.

• Computer Name
• OS Version
• Serial Number
• Manufacturer
• Model
• RAM in GB
• C: drive size in GB
• Current logged on user

For the report:

• Obtain the location to save the report specified by the user.
• The file type should be specified by the script and can be of your choosing
  • Txt, csv, html, etc
• The file should be named inventory2022 + file type
  • Ex. Inventory2022.txt, inventory2022.csv, inventory2022.html, etc
• Include a title, description and date/time the script was ran
• Utilize new lines, ascii characters, colour, and other elements to improve the look of the report

Script Elements:

• Ensure instructions are easy to follow.
• Use of error handling for user input
• Contains no spelling or grammar errors

Part 3: All-Together

You have been asked to combine the solutions to your problems into one script with a PowerShell driven menu.

• Put all your code into one PowerShell script file (.ps1)
• Each question should be within functions to group your code.
• Set it up so when you run it, you will be presented with a menu to execute the specified section
  • Ensure your menu is detailed and has descriptions
• Ensure all variable and function names describe their propose
• Use new lines, spacing and consistency throughout your whole script
• Include an appropriate amount of comments explained in clearly defined sentences