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How to Disable PowerShell 2.0 on Windows 10/11

PowerShell 2.0 is deprecated and no longer needed. Here’re two methods to disable the outdated PowerShell 2.0 on Windows 10 & 11.

To restrict access to PowerShell command line tool, you can manually block or disable it. Here’re the steps to disable PowerShell on Windows.

If you are facing problems with Windows updates, you can temporarily hide/block them. Here’s how to hide updates in Windows 10 and 11.

Let’s learn how to rename files using PowerShell. It covers renaming a specific file, all files, adding timestamps, prefixes & suffixes.

If you’d like to run a PowerShell on startup i.e., when your computer starts, follow one of the two methods mentioned in this article.

What to close all opens windows at once? Here two methods, a PowerShell command and a desktop shortcut to help you do exactly that.

Want to save the output of a command to a file? This tutorial shows you how to do it in Command Prompt and PowerShell.

Want to change the PowerShell execution policy? Here are two simple ways to do it on Windows in quick and easy steps.

Do you that Windows hides user accounts and specific user account info from plain sight? Here is how to get full details of user accounts in Windows.

What to auto shutdown Windows at a specific time. Here’s how to schedule shutdown in Windows using the built-in shutdown timer.

PowerShell has a neat little command to backup installed Windows drivers. Here’s that command to backup drivers in Windows 10 & 11.

Have a script that needs to run at a specific time? you can use the task scheduler to launch the PowerShell script on a schedule.