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I guess I assumed they work together. I'm not getting module cmdlets to show up in studio so I figured that's what the manager was for. I'll post over there

Arg I didn't see your reply on page 2. Enabling system kinda helped... but I still don't see it. If I'm in the powershell ISE, I can load the module: Import-Module 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Configuration Manager\AdminConsole\bin\ConfigurationManager\ConfigurationManager.psd1' Works fine -aut...

Nope :/ Wish I had a better idea how the application is getting the list it has.... SQLServer is in there.. not sure where is came from but I think it must have installed with SSMS The module I want is loading as part of my profile now -but it's not listed BUT what is NOT in there: Active Directory ...

So if I understand, it's less "installing" as "enabling installed" Here's my issue: I have the SCCM client installed on my machine. That puts the SCCM module on the machine as well here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Configuration Manager\AdminConsole\bin\ConfigurationManager\ConfigurationManager...

Yes! (I think) that's what I'm looking for..I'll give it a try asap

The term 'install' generally is agreed upon meaning to copy relevant files to a computer's hard drive, so that is what it does. What would I be copying? How do I copy? OK, How do I install modules? It's a module manager Goal is to persistently load and maintain modules. kinda what I would expect "m...

You might want to change your advertising for the product, eh?
"Install, remove or temporarily disable modules."

I must be blind but I don't see options to add modules to profiles. -using the download demo, maybe it's not available in there? My goal is to auto-load the SCCM module. I realize I can modify my profile.ps1 but I guess I expect that's what this tool will help me do?

Thanks David. Kinda works but if you follow me here its interesting... 1. PS2019 opens in v5 64bit mode. The New-DfsnRoot, New-DfsnRootTarget cmdlets are grey -like a module hasn't been loaded yet. 2. I switch to v5 32bit... same story -grey 3. Switch BACK to v5 64bit and bingo they are lit blue (my...

2019 powershell studio 64 (most recent release) 64 bit windows 10 pro New error on an old script: "The term 'New-DfsnFolder' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet..." New-DfsnFolder should be a standard v5 cmdlet. This script once worked but recently stopped. I actually just reinstalled PS for a...