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The PowerShell Community ExtensionsPowerShell Community Extensions has a Test-Xml cmdlet. The only downside is the extensions havn't been updated for awhile, but most do work on the lastest version of powershell (including Test-Xml). Just do a Get-Childitem's and pass the list to a foreach, calling Test-Xml on each.

The PowerShell Community Extensions has a Test-Xml cmdlet. The only downside is the extensions havn't been updated for awhile, but most do work on the lastest version of powershell (including Test-Xml). Just do a Get-Childitem's and pass the list to a foreach, calling Test-Xml on each.

The PowerShell Community Extensions has a Test-Xml cmdlet. The only downside is the extensions havn't been updated for awhile, but most do work on the lastest version of powershell (including Test-Xml). Just do a Get-Childitem's and pass the list to a foreach, calling Test-Xml on each.

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The PowerShell Community Extensions has a Test-Xml cmdlet. The only downside is the extensions havn't been updated for awhile, but most do work on the lastest version of powershell (including Test-Xml). Just do a Get-Childitem's and pass the list to a foreach, calling Test-Xml on each.