PowerShell 7.4.0-preview.3 is the latest version of Microsoft's popular command-line shell and scripting language. As a cross-platform tool, PowerShell is used by system administrators, developers, and DevOps engineers alike to automate various tasks and manage IT infrastructure.

This latest release comes with a few new improvements that make it even more powerful and efficient. For DevOps and system administrators, PowerShell 7.4.0-preview.3 offers Performance Boosts, Engine Updates, Cmdlet Updates, and a few fixes, as shared here.

PowerShell is a powerful automation tool that allows users to automate routine tasks, configure and manage systems, and simplify management workflows. PowerShell scripts are a series of commands and instructions written in the PowerShell language that automate repetitive tasks, simplify administrative tasks, and reduce the possibility of errors.

This article provides an in-depth look at automating tasks with PowerShell scripts, including the benefits of automation, the basics of PowerShell scripting, and some examples of how PowerShell can be used to automate tasks.

PowerShell and Command Prompt are two command-line interfaces (CLI) provided by Microsoft. Both of them offer powerful capabilities to perform various tasks on Windows machines. While Command Prompt has been around for several decades, PowerShell was introduced in 2006 as a more modern and advanced CLI. This article compares PowerShell vs. Command Prompt and helps you decide which one to use for your tasks.

Pre-installed or system apps, such as Cortana, Microsoft Photos, Microsoft Edge, and the People app, are essentially impossible to uninstall from Windows 11. These apps cannot be uninstalled using the Control Panel or Settings.

But if you're a more experienced user, you can use Windows PowerShell to remove any system apps from your Windows 11 installation. Here are the steps for removing system applications on Windows 11 using PowerShell.

Testing is a core pillar of the software development life cycle (SDLC) – because it’s possible to make errors that lead to untimely program crashes, severe data loss, and irreparable damage to the system.

Software testing can help flush out some of these issues and make your code more secure, reliable, and bug-free. In this post, we’ve gathered five best practices for PowerShell testing, all from aqua.

Microsoft announces the General Availability (GA) release of PowerShell Crescendo with some new features and benefits to help you rapidly develop PowerShell cmdlets for common command-line tools, regardless of platform. To know more about PowerShell Crescendo, and its features and benefits, continue reading further.

If you are using PowerShell 7, it now received an update to version 7.3.0 Preview 1. The latest preview release comes with a lot of improvements on top of PowerShell 7, which includes the following official list of changes. Grab the latest build from GitHub to test it ahead of public release.

PowerShell 7.2.0 is now available for download. Microsoft has made the first release candidate of the PowerShell 7.2 available for public testing, making it one step forward towards the final release.

The latest version of PowerShell includes several improvements. Continue reading more for a detailed list of features and improvements.