Makes PowerShell Usage Explicit #113
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It may not be clear to some readers that many of the commands intended for Windows are also intended for a PowerShell context, rather than a more traditional cmd.exe context. As such, it would be good to explicitly inform the user that PowerShell is the intended execution environment.
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Motivation and Context
It may not be clear to some readers that many of the commands intended for Windows are also intended for a PowerShell context, rather than a more traditional cmd.exe context. As such, it would be good to explicitly inform the user that PowerShell is the intended execution environment.
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