You are done. The PowerShell script downloadsGetPsGet.ps1and sends it toInvoke-Expressionto install the PsGet Module. Alternatively, you can install manually CopyPsGet.psm1to your modules folder (e.g.$Env:PsGet\PsGet\) ExecuteImport-Module PsGet(or add this command to your profile) ...
functions, workflows, aliases, and variables, are grouped in aPowerShell module. Implementation of the components that make up a package can take place either in the form of a PowerShell script, a compiled DLL, or both of these. Typically, these components are arranged in a single directory....
A PowerShell module is a grouping of various functions that operate as a single mini-program. Modules are used to interact with various applications such as Windows, Active Directory, Office365, Azure, and so on. Each module is stored in a folder where it contains the necessary files for th...
Module: PowerShellGet Downloads one or more modules from a repository, and installs them on the local computer. Syntax PowerShell Install-Module[-Name] <String[]> [-MinimumVersion <String>] [-MaximumVersion <String>] [-RequiredVersion <String>] [-Repository <String[]>] [-Credential <PSCre...
ADCSAdministration module add columns into existing csv file from powershell script Add "Full Control" to a Folder Add a carriage return in a .csv file Add a Property to an Array that Adds a Range of IPs Add a URL rewrite condition on IIS using Powershell Add Array Items to Listbox Add...
# Name: InstallWindowsUpdates.ps1 # Author: Tony Murray # Version: 1.0 # Date: 16/11/2010 # Comment: PowerShell script to install # Windows Update files # ### # Specify the location of the *.msu files $updatedir = "C:\E2010 SP1 Prereqs...
I'm trying to follow the instructions here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/MicrosoftTeams/private-channels-life-cycle-management#teams-powershell-module because ultimately I want to run the Get-Tea... Yeah I had tried that command, but it didn't work. I got the issue resolved now thou...
To install the stable release of WinGet on Windows Sandbox, follow these steps from a Windows PowerShell command prompt: PowerShellCopy $progressPreference='silentlyContinue'Write-Host"Installing WinGet PowerShell module from PSGallery..."Install-PackageProvider-NameNuGet-Force|Out-NullInstall-Module-Na...
PowerShell version is built-in 5.1 (5.1.17763.2268) for Windows 2019. Not using a proxy. Note: I'm getting the same error in the verbose output: VERBOSE:Completed downloading 'https://psrespository.mycompany.com/repository/corp_ps_nuget/MyTestModule/1.0.0'. ...
Download the install script from https://dot.net/v1/dotnet-install.ps1 Open PowerShell and navigate to the folder containing the script. Run the following command to install the .NET SDK. PowerShell Copy dotnet-install.ps1 Note The SDK is installed by omitting the -Runtime switch. To ...