Powershell – How to add a Title to a powershell window

$serverNames = ("serverA","serverB", "serverC")
foreach ($server in $serverNames ) 
{ 
    ROBOCOPY.exe C:\Websites\ \\$server\C$\Websites\ /MIR
}

Make sure that Robocopy is in the path. Remeber that the current working is not part of the path in PS so if robocopy is in the current working directory, prepend it with .\ (.\Robocopy.exe...). For executeables you need to specify the .exe on the file name.

If your list of servers is not too long you can one line it too (this one assumes robocopy is in the current working dir):

("serverA","serverB", "serverC") | %{.\Robocopy.exe C:\Websites\ \\$_\Websites\ /MIR}

I'm blatantly cut/pasting this answer from another site (since linking is frowned upon and I don't have a better answer). I do believe this will resolve your problem.

...it looks like you can set up a Event watcher using Register-ObjectEvent using [microsoft.win32.systemevents] and watching for either SessionEnding or SessionEnded. I haven't had time to test this out, but you could look at using something like this:

$sysevent = [microsoft.win32.systemevents]
Register-ObjectEvent -InputObject $sysevent -EventName "SessionEnding" -Action {"Shutdown/Logoff detected.";Get-Process -Name Powershell | Stop-Process -Force}

More information about this class can be found here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.win32.systemevents_events.aspx