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technote:powershell [2026/07/15 03:20] Scott Cunliffetechnote:powershell [2026/07/15 03:35] (current) – [Open Powershell As Administrator] Scott Cunliffe
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-====== Opening Windows PowerShell ======+====== Opening Windows PowerShell Prompt======
  
 PowerShell provides a more powerful command-line environment than Command Prompt and is used for many advanced administration and TapeTrack support tasks. PowerShell provides a more powerful command-line environment than Command Prompt and is used for many advanced administration and TapeTrack support tasks.
  
-===== Method 1 - Start Menu =====+===== Opening A Powershell Prompt=====
  
-  - Click the **Start** button. +{{powershell_window.png}}
-  - Type **PowerShell**. +
-  - Select **Windows PowerShell** or **PowerShell** from the search results.+
  
-===== Method 2 - Run Dialog ===== 
  
-  - Press **Windows + R**. +===== Open Powershell By The Start Menu =====
-  - Type:+
  
-<code> +  * Click the ''Start'' button. 
-powershell +  * Type ''PowerShell''. 
-</code>+  * Select ''Windows PowerShell'' or ''PowerShell'' from the search results.
  
-  - Press **Enter**.+===== Open Powershell From File Explorer =====
  
-===== Method 3 - Open as Administrator =====+  * Open the folder you wish to work in. 
 +  * Click in the address bar. 
 +  * Type: powershell  
 +  * Press ''Enter''
 + 
 +PowerShell will open with the current folder already selected. 
 + 
 +===== Open Powershell Using The Run Dialog ===== 
 + 
 +  * Press ''Windows + R''
 +  * Type: ''powershell'' 
 +  * Click ''Enter''
 + 
 +===== Open Powershell As Administrator =====
  
 Some TapeTrack utilities require elevated permissions. Some TapeTrack utilities require elevated permissions.
  
-  Click **Start**+  Click ''Start''
-  Type **PowerShell**+  Type ''PowerShell''
-  Right-click **Windows PowerShell** (or **PowerShell**). +  Right-click ''Windows PowerShell''* (or ''PowerShell''). 
-  Select **Run as administrator**+  Select ''Run as administrator''
-  If prompted by User Account Control (UAC), click **Yes**.+  If prompted by User Account Control (UAC), click ''Yes''.
  
-===== Method 4 - From File Explorer ===== 
  
-  - Open the folder you wish to work in. 
-  - Click in the address bar. 
-  - Type: 
  
-<code> 
-powershell 
-</code> 
  
-  - Press **Enter**. 
  
-PowerShell will open with the current folder already selected. 
  
 ===== Verify PowerShell ===== ===== Verify PowerShell =====
technote/powershell.1784085622.txt.gz · Last modified: 2026/07/15 03:20 by Scott Cunliffe