22. November 2012 14:53
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Robert Hancock
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It’s been a while since I have used PowerShell on a client operating system. I have been running Windows 8 for a while now, but have not needed to use Powershell. I wanted to write a small Powershell and thought I would use the ISE (Integrated Scripting Environment) provided by Microsoft. I was surprised to find that when i hit the Windows key and searched for Powershell, the console appeared but nothing appeared for the ISE.

I thought it must be that I needed to enable a Windows feature or download it from Microsoft. Before trying both of those options I decided to fire up an instance of PowerShell and see if i could launch the ISE.

Which did launch the ISE for me.

As a shortcut if i type ‘Powershell ise’ in the start search box it will launch an instance of Powershell and execute the command to launch the ISE.
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