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    How to find the Installed version of the PowerShell ?

    admin November 22, 2024 No Comments

    If you want to find the version of the PowerShell that is installed on the PC , you can use the below command which provides the engine version.

    $PSVersionTable.PSVersion

    How to find the Installed version of the PowerShell ?

    The $PSVersionTable was introduced in the  PowerShell version 2.0 and provides you information like

    • PSVersion
    • WSManStackVersion
    • SerializationVersion
    • CLRVersion
    • BuildVersion
    • PSCompatibleVersions
    • PSRemotingProtocolVersion

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