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Well, first things first. Lets talk about enabling PowerShell... actually lets make sure everyone knows what PowerShell is.
A shell can be command-line based or it can include a graphical user interface (GUI). Windows PowerShell is a shell developed by
Microsoft for purposes of task automation and configuration management. This powerful shell is based on the .NET framework and
it includes a command-line shell and a scripting language.
Makes total sense right? In short, you can use PowerShell scripts to perform functions in Windows for you. But do do that, it needs
to be enabled on your system. Firstly, lets check if it is enabled, and to do that we need to open powersehll.
You should now be able to run PowerShell scripts on your computer.
Some additional information about the types of execution policy, they determine which Windows PowerShell scripts (if any) will be
allowed to run on your computer. Windows PowerShell has four different execution policies: