How to add PowerShell tools to Win7 Standard and Home Edition

PowerShell is a command tool in the Win7 operating system. This tool is similar to cmd and even stronger than cmd. It is very useful for many programmers to write scripts. PowerShell is usually installed by default in Win7 Professional and Ultimate, but it is not installed in the Standard and Home editions. Therefore, when you encounter the PowerShell tool in the Win7 system, you can only add it manually. How to operate specifically? Here is a detailed illustration for everyone.

1. Download Microsoft KB2506143 updates on Web search can obtain updated support package, its full name should Windows6.1-KB2506143-x86 for the Windows6.1-KB2506143-x64.msu or .msu, the former corresponds to a 64-bit operating system, and the latter to a 32-bit operating system.

2.msu is a special update program for windows 7 and windows vista. After downloading, double-clicking running windows 7 can automatically help us install and complete the update.

Although this installation method is simple, there may be dependency problems due to the lack of other components. If you are a real Windows operating system administrator, please try to install PowerShell as follows.

1. Search for the windows management framewordk3.0 provided by Microsoft and enter the official Microsoft site.

windows management framewordk3.0 is Microsoft's arsenal of tools for system management, which includes PowerShell, but not only there PowerShell, as well as OData database support, IIS support, and so on.

2. Click Download, the page will pop up a selection list, select X64 version and X86 version according to the operating system word length, in addition there are 6.0 and 6.1 two versions we can choose, here is recommended to choose 6.0 version.

obtained after downloading the user msu same file, and a step of the method as 2, may be mounted directly to the double click is downloaded into Win7 operating system.

With the above operation, you can add PowerShell tools to Win7 Standard and Home. For PowerShell, would you like to know more about it? Then you can read the tutorial on "Using Windows PowerShell Scripts in Detail", which will let you learn more useful new knowledge.