If the Hyper-V PowerShell module is really the only thing that you want to install, then you can do so easily enough. Just open an administrative PowerShell window and enter this command: ...

To install this module, simply open PowerShell with admin privileges and enter this command: ... Then, you'll have to import the module with the following ... but then copy this example text instead.

I think it’s time to talk in depth about some of the most important features of PowerShell: Providers and modules. (Snap-ins have also been important, but they are being gradually phased out.) ...

In order to make the AWS Tools for PowerShell useful, you will need to install some supplementary, service specific modules. For example, Amazon has created a module for EC2 and another module for S3.

To view all available commands, run Get-Command -Module PSWindowsUpdate, and you’ll notice that you can perform many tasks beyond installing patches. William Mabotja, an Azure-certified senior ...

Whenever you run Import-Module (or use PowerShell’s auto-loading feature), it loads only the module in the current session. It will not load it again. The contractor must either load the module again ...

Microsoft's Azure DevTest Labs service allows developers and IT administrators alike to provision and control groups of virtual machines (VMs). Azure DevTest Labs allows more control over Azure ...

One cmdlet used frequently is Get-VM. But then I also started using the new Hyper-V module on Windows 8 and wouldn't you know it too has a command called Get-VM. Back in the earlier days of PowerShell ...