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How to use Windows PowerShell 2.0 in Windows 7

Posted Date: 04-Jul-2010	Category: Others	Rating:
Author: S.Vinoth	Member Level: Gold	Points: 8

To enable IT professionals to automate complex or monotonous tasks, Windows 7 includes an improved version of the Windows scripting environment—Windows PowerShell 2.0. Unlike traditional programming languages designed for full-time developers, Windows PowerShell is a scripting language designed to be used by systems administrators. Because Windows PowerShell can use WMI, scripts can perform almost any management task an IT professional would want to automate.

Some of the tasks for which IT professionals use Windows PowerShell 2.0 with Windows 7 include:

Creating a System Restore point remotely prior to troubleshooting.

Restoring a computer to a System Restore point remotely to resolve a problem that cannot be easily fixed.

Querying for installed updates remotely.

Editing the registry using transactions, which ensures that a group of changes are implemented.

Remotely examining system stability data from the reliability database.

Windows 7 includes the Windows PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE). The Windows PowerShell ISE enables IT professionals to develop scripts without installing additional tools.

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