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Summary: Easily find the location of the Windows PowerShell current user current host profile.  How can I find the location of the current Windows PowerShell profile for your current host?  Use the $profile automatic variable, as shown here: 13:25 C:\> $profile C:\Users\ed.IAMMRED\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Microsoft.PowerShell_p...

Summary: Find all of the Windows PowerShell Active Directory Domain Services cmdlets.  How can I find all of the Windows PowerShell Active Directory cmdlets?  On a domain controller, or a computer that has the Remote Server Admin tools (RSAT) installed, import the ActiveDirectory module (using Import-Module, where ipmo is the alias),...

Summary: See how to find all of the Windows PowerShell aliases that use a single letter.  How can I find all of the Windows PowerShell aliases that use a single letter?  Use the single wildcard character with the Get-Alias cmdlet, as shown here, where gal is an alias for the Get-Alias cmdlet. gal ?  ...

Summary: Use Twitter to get Windows PowerShell Help.  How can I quickly get help to a Windows PowerShell problem?  According to Matthew Moore, a member of the Atlanta Windows PowerShell user group, use the #PowerShell tag and ask your question on Twitter—answers often arrive within minutes.  

Summary: Learn how to pause a Windows PowerShell script.  How can I pause a Windows PowerShell script?  In Windows PowerShell 3.0 use the pause function, as shown here. 23:10 C:\> pause Press Enter to continue...: 23:11 C:\>