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I have a file1.txt which contains:

line1
line2
line3
line4

I want to remove from file1.txt all the lines which exist in another file2.txt:

line3
line2

The result should be :

line1
line4

I tried to use this command but it works only if I have one line in file2.txt :

Get-Content C:file1.txt | Where-Object {$_ -notmatch $(get-content C:file2.txt)} 

Note : I don't want to compare 2 files to see if they are the same.

Any idea? I'm pretty new to powershell.

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Next code snippet shows two different ways to achieve the same result:

$filebefore="$env:TEMPeforerestart.txt"    # change to match your circumstances
$file_after="$env:TEMPafter_restart.txt"    # ditto

### Compare-Object way
$array = Compare-Object $(Get-Content $filebefore) $(Get-Content $file_after)
$array | where {$_.SideIndicator -eq "<="} | 
              Format-Table -Property InputObject -AutoSize -HideTableHeaders

### -NotIn operator way
$(Get-Content $filebefore) | 
     Where-Object {$_ -notIn $(Get-Content $file_after)} 

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