Using where DeviceName -contains and getting no results - powershell

Question

I'm trying to get the content from the boot order list with the following command but $pr is empty and there is no error message:
$pr = Get-HPBIOSUEFIBootOrder $conObj | select -Expand UEFIBootOrder |select -Expand DeviceName| Where DeviceName -contains "*Target:0, Lun:0)"^
Where's my mistake?
When I run this:
$pr = Get-HPBIOSUEFIBootOrder $conObj | select -Expand UEFIBootOrder |select -Expand DeviceName
It returns this:
Generic USB Boot
Embedded LOM 1 Port 1 : HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 331i Adapter - NIC (PXE IPv6)
Embedded LOM 1 Port 1 : HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 331i Adapter - NIC (PXE IPv4)
Slot 3 Port 1 : HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 530T Adapter - NIC (PXE IPv6)
Embedded RAID 1 : Smart Array P440ar Controller - 279.43 GiB, RAID 1 Logical Drive(Target:0, Lun:1)
Windows Boot Manager
Internal USB 1 : HPE Dual 8GB MicroSD EM USB Kit - USB RAID LUN
Embedded RAID 1 : Smart Array P440ar Controller - 279.37 GiB, RAID 1 Logical Drive(Target:0, Lun:0)
Embedded FlexibleLOM 1 Port 1 : HP FlexFabric 10Gb 2-port 533FLR-T Adapter - NIC (PXE IPv6)
Embedded RAID 1 : Smart Array P440ar Controller - 279.37 GiB, RAID 1 Logical Drive(Target:0, Lun:2)
Embedded FlexibleLOM 1 Port 1 : HP FlexFabric 10Gb 2-port 533FLR-T Adapter - NIC (PXE IPv4)
Slot 3 Port 1 : HP Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 530T Adapter - NIC (PXE IPv4)

Answer 1

Use -like instead of -contains.
Contains should be used when you want to determine if a value is in a collection of values. Like should be used (with wildcard characters) when you want to partially match a string. This is a common PowerShell misconception.
You've also used -ExpandProperty on DeviceName after which have a collection of strings without that property name. As such you need to do this in your Where:
| Where {$_ -like "*Target:0, Lun:0)"}
$_ is a special placeholder that represents the current item in the pipeline, which with a system.string object is (by default) its string value.

Answer 2

Here is a bigger picture of my little project.
And what i´ve reached so far.
It will find more makings in the near future.
##
# The following Script is checking the current HPPowerProfile Setting on the local Server
# and set it to Maximum_Performance if its not already set.
#
# Also it set´s the UEFIBootOrder to HDD firts (Target:0, Lun:0)
##
# Read-Host -AsSecureString | ConvertFrom-SecureString | Out-File C:\mysecurestring.txt
# Set Access Credentials
$username = "*******"
$password = cat C:\mysecurestring.txt | Convertto-SecureString
$cred = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -ArgumentList $username, $password
# Set ILO Hostname
$sv = hostname
$ri = $sv.replace("YY","XX")
# Connect to HPBios
$conObj = Connect-HPBIOS $ri -Credential $cred -DisableCertificateAuthentication
# Check current BootMode (depending on Boot Mode, other cmdlet´s will be executed)
$bm = $conObj | Get-HPBIOSBootMode | select -Expand BootMode
if ( $bm -eq "UEFI Mode")
{echo "UEFI"}
else
{echo "echo $bm"}
# Check current Server Power Profile
$pr = Get-HPBIOSPowerProfile $conObj | select -Expand HPPowerProfile
if (-not( $pr -eq "Maximum Performance"))
{$conObj | Set-HPBIOSPowerProfile -HPPowerProfile Maximum_Performance}
else
{echo "No change needed"}
# Find HDD and move it to Boot Order #1
$bo = Get-HPBIOSUEFIBootOrder $conObj | select -Expand UEFIBootOrder | Where DeviceName -like "*Drive(Target:0, Lun:0)" | select -Expand Index
if (-not( $bo -eq "1"))
{$conObj | Set-HPBIOSUEFIBootOrder -UEFIBootOrder "$bo,1"}
else
{echo "No change needed"}