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Product, version and build: PowerShell Stuidio 2019
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I can't start Powershell Studio since I upgraded to version 2019. See attached screenshot

shift-alt is the answer.

many thanks!

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please disregard this question. i believe i suffer from sleep deprivation.

I added the folder to the quick access list in windows 10.

thanks!

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great stuff in here, I'll dig into this.

thanks, man!

you misunderstood, I consider myself efficient with powershell, i'm not starting from scratch.

I'm looking for stuff related to scripting for the cloud. I'll have a look at this azure thing you mentioned.

thanks!

hi all, My company is looking into the Cloud for some services and I would like to develop my scripting skills to have a position in that project. Does anyone here can suggest material that I could use to learn stuff regarding scripting for the cloud? I know I'm vague but I'm starting to look into t...

Same result. I honestly cannot understand why my variable returnedValue doesn't contain what should be returned by the Invoke-Command cmdlet. All I see when I display it is: C: $returnedValue = Invoke-Command -ComputerName $env:COMPUTERNAME -ScriptBlock {Get-BitlockerVolume -MountPoint C:} I believe...