Microsoft has released PowerShell 7.2 with automatic updates through the Microsoft Update service on Windows 10 and Windows Server devices.

Microsoft is finally saying goodbye to PowerShell 2.0 — the 14-year-old command-line tool and scripting language that debuted ...

Microsoft removes the version still included for compatibility for good. It has long been considered obsolete.

Microsoft is urging users to install the updated versions of PowerShell 7 without delay to protect against a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in .NET. PowerShell is a configuration ...

Microsoft is making it easier to update PowerShell on Windows 10 and Windows Server devices by releasing future updates through the Microsoft Update service.

PowerShell 7.2 users can configure update support to optionally use Windows Server Update Services, System Center Configuration Manager and the Windows Update service.

Microsoft doesn't expect to remedy the PowerShell issues until it releases another update scheduled for August 30. For what it's worth, Microsoft is once again sorry for breaking Windows 10 ...

Microsoft is now giving an all-clear signal, of sorts, with regard to PowerShell issues caused by a late August Windows 10 update release.