Windows PowerShell modules exist in two states: loaded and unloaded. To display a list of all loaded modules, you can use the Get-Module cmdlet without any parameters, as shown here: PS C:\> Get-Module If multiple modules are loaded when the Get-Module cmdlet is run, each module will ...
Without this parameter, Get-Module gets only the modules that are both listed in the PSModulePath environment variable, and that are loaded in the current session. ListAvailable does not return information about modules that are not found in the PSModulePath environment variable, even if those ...
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Skips the check on CompatiblePSEditions for modules loaded from the System32 module path. This is mutually exclusive with UseWindowsPowerShell parameter. Stopping Is this command stopping? (Inherited from Cmdlet) UseWindowsPowerShell This parameter causes a module to be loaded into Windows Power...
This issue can occur if the Azure Active Directory module for Windows PowerShell isn't loaded correctly. Resolution To resolve this issue, follow these steps. Install the Azure Active Directory module for Windows PowerShell on the computer (if it isn't already installed). To i...
set_runtime(rt) Now that we have the CLR loaded, we need to load the PowerShell engine. This was a little non-obvious. Initially, I just attempted to loadSystem.Management.Automation.dllbut that failed due to a strong name validation error. However, If I loadedMicrosoft.Management.Infrastru...
TheGet-MyModulefunction accepts a single string—the name of the module to check. Theifstatement is used to see if the module is currently loaded. If it is not loaded, theGet-Modulecmdlet is used to see if the module exists on the system. If it does exist, the modu...
PS C:\> Install-Module PendingReboot The module will be loaded into the current PowerShell session with the cmdlet Test-PendingReboot. While looking at the code inside of the PowerShell pending reboot cmdlet, you can see where the cmdlet checks for a pending reboot in the Windows registry. ...
Add null check for Windows PowerShell install path (#12296) Fix Null Reference error in CSV commands (#12281) (Thanks @iSazonov!) Fix WinCompat module loading to treat Core edition modules higher priority (#12269) Fix detection regex in web cmdlets (#12099) (Thanks @vexx32!) Miscellaneous...