Just as Microsoft provides updates to the Windows operating system, it also occasionally updates PowerShell's help files. You can see if any updates are available by typing Update-Help.

PowerShell 3.0 still supports online help, but for more permanent updates, you'll want to start using Save-Help and Update-Help. Note: This information is based on PowerShell 3.0 CTP 2 and is subject ...

Users and organizations relying on PowerShell 2.0 are urged to transition to PowerShell 5.0 or newer versions:Windows ...

Setting up . To automate Windows updates, all you really need is the latest version of Windows PowerShell, which is already included in modern versions of Windows, and a user account with admin ...

Microsoft shipped a new PowerShell cmdlet to help users stay informed about new features, appropriately called Get-WhatsNew. The idea is to help inform users who may be unaware of benefits, new ...

Check Windows Update History using Command Prompt. In an elevated CMD execute the following command: wmic qfe list. To find a specific update, you can use the KB number, eg for KB1234567, use: ...

How to upgrade PowerShell via Microsoft Update To update PowerShell via Microsoft Update, your computer needs to run Windows 10 RS3 (10.0.16299) or later together with PowerShell 7.2 (preview 5 or 6).

Microsoft doesn't expect to remedy the PowerShell issues until it releases another update scheduled for August 30. For what it's worth, Microsoft is once again sorry for breaking Windows 10 ...

Users of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) will now have to import nonpubished updates for Windows devices using a PowerShell script, Microsoft announced on Wednesday. Update 7/27: Microsoft ...

Microsoft has changed the process of importing updates to WSUS (Windows Server Update Services). Now, users can run a PowerShell script to import updates into WSUS.