So I stole this code from my friend Keith G, who provided it to assist with testing scenarios to see if our safe guards would work.
Basically, the 1 line command will check your drive, then create a dynamically sized file to leave “XX” GB remaining. In my command, I leave only 15GB Free, which is low enough to trigger a failure on our in place upgrades. Then I can test to make sure the the IPU TS fails the way I expect, running the proper remediation steps, and records the metrics for reporting.
Code: (run in elevated PowerShell Console)
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get-volume c | % {$_.SizeRemaining - 15GB} | % {Fsutil file createnew c:\TestFile.id $_} |
So I made it into an App, I’ve added a few items into the app model to allow me to “install” it quickly on a machine to test failure scenarios.
App Code:
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powershell.exe -command "get-volume c | % {$_.SizeRemaining - 15GB} | % {Fsutil file createnew c:\TestFile.id $_}" |