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$folderPath = “\\afolder\ashare\andaname”
$user_Account = “groupname”
$Acl = (Get-Item $folderPath).GetAccessControl(“Access”)
$Ar = New-Object system.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule($user_account, “FullControl”, “ContainerInherit, ObjectInherit”, “None”, “Allow”)
$Acl.Setaccessrule($Ar)
Set-Acl $Folderpath $Acl

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I tried this:

$begindate = ([datetime]"$UsrStartDate").GetType()

And I still got an incorrect value. Now I was able to fudge it a little to get correct parsing results and that’s by doing this:
get-eventlog -logname application -entrytype Error, Warning -after (get-date).addHours(-48)

That's a direct item from the DateTime Structure and it seemed to produce correct results. If you wanted to, you could do something like this:
$UsrStartDate = Read-Host "Hey enter the days ago you wanted the logs"
foreach ($server in $svrList)
{
get-eventlog -logname system -after (get-date).addHours(-$UsrStartDate) | where-Object {$_.EventID -eq 6013}
}

You would have to do the math in the program for the hours and such, but maybe that might help. It produced spot on results.

The other one parsed, but it was unreliable how it produced the data.

Hope that helps!

Write-host “Print Event Compiler”

$UsrStartDate = Read-Host “Enter the beginning date in MM/DD/YYYY format please:”
$UsrEndDate = Read-Host “Enter the ending date in MM/DD/YYYY format please:”
$begindate = get-date -uFormat %m/%d/%y ($UsrStartDate)
$enddate = get-date -uFormat %m/%d/%y ($UsrEndDate)

foreach ($server in $SvrList)
{
get-eventlog system -computer $server -before $begindate -after $enddate | where-Object {$_.EventID -eq 6013}
}

Why will it not parse based on the date variables I am handing to it? Please help powershell master.