PowerShell 2.0 was released in July 2009 and came with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. It was also available for older ...

Microsoft has finally crossed an important milestone for Windows 11, months ahead of Windows 10’s end of support cutoff date.

Statcounter data shows that 52% of global Windows users are now using Windows 11, compared with 44.59% who are using its ...

Microsoft has confirmed PowerShell 2.0 is officially being removed from Windows, starting with the latest Windows 11 Insider ...

If you’ve been holding off on the upgrade, this is the cheapest way to get the most advanced version ... while codes last.

Catch up with the latest Microsoft stories in this week's news recap. Windows 11 is now more popular than Windows 10, massive ...

Notepad now lets you use markdown text formatting on Windows 11, which means you can write in Notepad just like you could in ...

Users are experiencing significant difficulties with the June security update for Windows 11, prompting Microsoft to release ...

Windows 11 doesn’t have a built-in meeting mode, but you can create a custom one that does what you want it to do. You can ...

The move away from PowerShell 2.0 is a long time coming; Microsoft has for years encouraged users to move to later versions. Version 5.1 is preinstalled on most modern editions of Windows, and there ...

Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11's next release won't ship with PowerShell 2.0, which originally debuted in Windows 7.

PowerShell is the primary command line shell for Windows, designed to address the limitations of the Command Prompt that has ...