Providing Free and Editor Tested Software Downloads
< HOME | TUTORIALS | GEEK-CADE| WEB TOOLS | YOUTUBE | NEWSLETTER | DEALS! | FORUMS | >

MajorGeeks.com - It's all Geek to me.

Software Categories

All In One Tweaks
Android
Antivirus & Malware
Appearance
Back Up
Browsers
CD\DVD\Blu-Ray
Covert Ops
Drivers
Drives (SSD, HDD, USB)
Games
Graphics & Photos
Internet Tools
Linux Distros
MajorGeeks Windows Tweaks
Multimedia
Networking
Office & Productivity
System Tools

Other news

· How To and Tutorials
· Life Hacks and Reviews
· Way Off Base
· MajorGeeks Deals
· News
· Off Base
· Reviews



IObit Black Friday Sale

spread the word

· YouTube
· Facebook
· Instagram
· Twitter
· Pintrest
· RSS/XML Feeds
· News Blur
· Yahoo
· Symbaloo

about

· Top Freeware Picks
· Malware Removal
· Geektionary
· Useful Links
· About Us
· Copyright
· Privacy
· Terms of Service
· How to Uninstall

top downloads

1. GS Auto Clicker
2. Macrium Reflect FREE Edition
3. Sergei Strelec's WinPE
4. MusicBee
5. Smart Defrag
6. Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 Redistributable Package
7. Visual C++ Redistributable Runtimes AIO Repack
8. Unlocker
9. McAfee Removal Tool (MCPR)
10. K-Lite Mega Codec Pack
More >>

top reads

Star How To Turn Auto HDR On or Off

Star How To Safely Uninstall Devices

Star How To Scan for Hardware Changes

Star How To Easily Enable or Disable Hyper-V

Star How To Disable (or Uninstall) OneDrive

Star Which Windows Services Are Safe To Disable?

Star 10 File Explorer Tips To Work Smarter

Star Quick Machine Recovery Explained: What It Is and How To Enable It

Star How to Auto-Switch Between Light and Dark Mode With PowerToys

Star How To Automatically Lock Your PC in Windows 11


MajorGeeks.Com » Overview» Tutorials and Video Guides » How to Check Your PowerShell Version in Windows 10 & 11

How to Check Your PowerShell Version in Windows 10 & 11

By Timothy Tibbetts

on 06/15/2023

🍀🍀IObit’s St. Patrick’s Day Sale is live!
Grab up to 90% off their top utilities plus an extra 15% off with the special promotion before the luck runs out. 💰🏆

If you need to check your PowerShell version, it's simple to do.

PowerShell should update automatically as needed in Windows 10, but just in case you're not sure, go ahead and open PowerShell.

Type in $PSVersionTable, and press Enter.



The first line (PSVersion) shows you the currently installed version of PowerShell.

That's it!

Similar:
  • The Ultimate List of Every Known Command Prompt and PowerShell Commands
  • PowerShell and Command Prompt 101
  • How to Reset PowerShell and Command Prompt
  • How To Run PowerShell or the Command Prompt as Administrator
  • How to Switch Between Command Prompt or PowerShell on Win+X Menu
  • How to View, Save, and Clear Your PowerShell and Command Prompt History

    comments powered by Disqus





  • © 2000-2026 MajorGeeks.com
    Powered by Contentteller® Business Edition