Microsoft's PowerShell is now cross-platform and available on Linux. Here's how you get it set up.

Whether you need to use PowerShell day-to-day or just want to poke around and learn it while on a Chromebook, here's how to get started.

1) Install PowerShell on Windows: Go to the Microsoft website or Windows management framework, then install the current version of Windows PowerShell, which goes with your operating system.

To install PowerShell, on the download page, find the correct PowerShell installation package for your x86 or x64 version of Windows. Then, download the PowerShell installation package by clicking ...

The three courses teach you from the fundamentals upwards, with lessons on how to install PowerShell and create simple automations.

By default, earlier PowerShell versions use SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0 to establish secure HTTPS connections to repositories. Once you have PowerShell updated and you run the Install-Module cmdlet to ...

New guidance shows how to harden PowerShell and make it more difficult for threat actors to hijack for malicious purposes.