Updating Text In XML File [duplicate] - powershell

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I have the following xml file.
<Objects>
<Object>
<Property Name="Browser">Firefox</Property>
<Property Name="PDF">Adobe Reader</Property>
</Object>
I want to be able to update the word firefox using powershell script.
This is the powershell script that am working and is not working.
$xmlDoc = [XML](Get-Content "c:\Windows\personalsettings\PersonalSettings.xml")
foreach ($item in $xmlDoc.Objects.Object.Property)
{
$item.Name = 'Chrome'
}
$xmlDoc.Save("c:\Windows\personalsettings\PersonalSettings.xml")

Answer 1

[xml]$XML = #"
<Objects>
<Object>
<Property Name="Browser">Firefox</Property>
<Property Name="PDF">Adobe Reader</Property>
</Object>
</Objects>
"#
$XML.SelectSingleNode('//Property[#Name="Browser"]')
$XML.SelectSingleNode('//Property[#Name="Browser"]').InnerText = "TEST"
$XML.SelectSingleNode('//Property[#Name="Browser"]')
Results will be
> Name #text
> ---- -----
> Browser Firefox
> Browser TEST
What you are looking for is XPATH
Works like this
//Path Or NodeName[#AttributeName="Value Of Attribute"]
Once you get the Node you can then edit that node how you see fit.