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
• Currently 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, color, 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