V3 32bit and V3 64bit are gone after update

[GHIsolierung]

('Poweshell Studio 2017 v.5.4.134' x64 on Windows 10 x64, Update from PSS 2016)@ Powershellversion 5


Hello, I found many answers for this problem, but to be honest I dont understand them. Please clarify if possible,

On my Windows 10 LTSB x64 Workstation , I updated from PSS 2016 to 2017, after that there was no more
Powershell Version V2 and V3 to work with.

Then I tried "C:\Program Files\SAPIEN Technologies, Inc\PowerShell Studio 2017\RegisterControls.exe" to register the other ones again, but this brought back only V2.

I need V3 for most of my applications to work,

"https://www.sapien.com/blog/2015/12/21/ ... ll-studio/"
I read this article, but cannot believe it is simply gone, in Version 2016 it was there.

And now, after installing 2017, it converts my application to the new Version, and I think I will not come back to if I reinstall 2016?

Can you please give me exact Information on how to access my old projects with V3?

Thanks in advance.

[davidc]

Only PowerShell V2 can be installed side by side with new versions of PowerShell. In your case, V5. Therefore, V3 will not be listed in the platform settings.

PowerShell Studio does include a CacheEdit tool that will allow you to create a V3 cache even if the version isn't installed locally:

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Selected add new Powershell version from the cache pull down menu:

CacheEdit - Add New PowerShellVersion.png (42.77 KiB) Viewed 1833 times

And then select V3 from the list and copy from V5:

CacheEdit - Selected V3.png (7.07 KiB) Viewed 1833 times

Press OK and then close the CacheEdit and restart PowerShell Studio.

Now you should be able to select V3 from the platform settings:

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[Alexander Riedel]

Please make sure you understand that the steps suggested by Devin only create an IntelliSense cache for V3. It WILL NOT INSTALL OR ENABLE PowerShell V3 on your machine. If you have Windows 10, you have PowerShell Version 5 and a V2 mode. You cannot install or downgrade the PowerShell version on your computer since Microsoft has not devised a way to do so.

[GHIsolierung]

thank you.
This worked for me.