PowerShell may not be the most common tool for casual users, but it’s easily the most versatile utility available on Windows 11.PowerShell supports more commands than Command Prompt and is built ...

Modules are basically containers filled with all of the information PowerShell needs to work with a given piece of hardware or software, including the commands, the libraries necessary to get ...

If you want to know each of them, you can use the Get-Command to list all the PowerShell modules, aliases, and commands. If you’re going to save the list, output the command to a text file on ...

I can use any of these commands as long as the module is loaded in my PowerShell session. Once I close my session the module is removed. If I want to always have this module available, I simply add ...

IT administrators can create new teams, add users to a team, set policies and more, all from the PowerShell command line or via scripts. Here’s how to do it. 1. Connect to Teams. Before you can manage ...

Microsoft on Thursday announced the release of the Windows Compatibility Module 1.0.0 for PowerShell Core 6. The module, which goes by the "WindowsCompatibility" name, lets PowerShell Core 6 users ...

A GitHub pull request, Introduce Command Not Found module #26319, says it: "Introduces a new PowerToy that adds the ability to detect failed commands in PowerShell and suggest a package to install ...

Microsoft has released a new update for PowerToys, bringing it to version 0.77.0. The update ships with a new module dubbed Command Not Found PowerShell 7.4, designed to detect failed commands in ...