you can start troubleshooting the .NET Framework. Reboot your computer and then check if that makes Windows PowerShell work normally. Read: PowerShell font and window is too small. If the ...

I'd stick with Powershell for now ... it should be a pretty friendly intro to the broader .NET framework, and to structured programming generally. Regardless what language you choose, the only ...

Windows PowerShell is "stuck" at version 5.1 and will never be updated. It also only runs on Windows. Microsoft built it on top of the .NET 4.5 framework, which is limited to only Windows ...

On Windows 11 and Windows 10, the .NET Framework (often referred to as “dot net”) is a comprehensive development platform that includes programming languages, libraries, and tools used to ...

That limitation also can be an issue for PowerShell users who remove the .NET Framework. PowerShell users will only get a glimpse of the components being removed if they include the "-Whatifswitch ...

The reason behind this is that the new PowerShell uses the less feature-rich .NET Core and .NET Standard and the older one uses older .NET Framework and .NET Standard. This is because .NET Core is ...

This version of PowerShell is built on the .NET Framework 4.5, which is also mostly in maintenance mode since it has been ...

Au contraire, my friend! Since PowerShell is built on top of the .NET framework, it has the power to use just about anything that your traditional VB.NET or C# developer can do. That includes building ...

That limitation also can be an issue for PowerShell users who remove the .NET Framework. PowerShell users will only get a glimpse of the components being removed if they include the "-Whatifswitch" ...