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PowerShell V7:- Upgrade from V7.0.3 to V7.1.0 from the command line.

If you are running PowerShell V7 like I am, when you launch it you will see a white box similar to the one below: In this article, we will be upgrading using the command line and below is the command: iex “& { $(irm https://aka.ms/install-powershell.ps1) } -UseMSI” Once you have Read more…

By Edward van Biljon, 2 yearsJan 3, 2021 ago
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PowerShell V7:- Run Python scripts flawlessly

In my previous blog post on running Python scripts from PowerShell (Article Here), I was keen to test out the same thing but using PowerShell V7 instead of PowerShell V5.1 that comes with Windows 10. I used the same script as I did previously in PowerShell V7 and here is Read more…

By Edward van Biljon, 2 yearsJan 2, 2021 ago
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PowerShell V7:- Get time skew of a machine

With commands run in PowerShell, I’m referring to the version that comes with Windows 10 (5.1), most scripts or commands run without error unless there is a problem with the script or command. I used a script from Idera to check skew on machines and this script works perfectly when Read more…

By Edward van Biljon, 2 yearsJan 1, 2021 ago
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PowerShell 7.0.3:- Create an email message

In a previous article, we used Windows 10 which has PowerShell 5.1 to create a new email message. Here is the link to the article: https://everything-powershell.com/powershell-create-an-email-using-powershell/ In this article we will perform the same function but we will use PowerShell v7.0.3 instead. We will run with both options as per Read more…

By Edward van Biljon, 2 yearsDec 31, 2020 ago
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PowerShell V7 on Windows 10.

I was playing around with PowerShell 6 and 7 RC which a colleague showed me was available. Firstly to get the new version, you need to run the following command below: (Note it includes the -Preview switch) iex “& { $(irm https://aka.ms/install-powershell.ps1) } -UseMSI -Preview” It does take a few Read more…

By Edward van Biljon, 3 years ago
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