When I administer servers, I often have a need to determine what version of PowerShell is installed on the server so that I can figure out which of my PowerShell scripts are supported on that particular server platform.
Microsoft has thankfully made this task very simple through the use of the $PSVersionTable.$PSVersion PowerShell command.
I created a small, simple little script which will output the currently installed version of PowerShell:
Microsoft has thankfully made this task very simple through the use of the $PSVersionTable.$PSVersion PowerShell command.
I created a small, simple little script which will output the currently installed version of PowerShell:
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| $MajorVersion = $PSVersionTable.PSVersion.Major | |
| $MinorVersion = $PSVersionTable.PSVersion.Minor | |
| Write-Host "The currently installed version of PowerShell is $MajorVersion.$MinorVersion" |
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