Another way to open a file in PowerShell is by using the Start-Process cmdlet. This cmdlet allows you to start a process or an application. Here’s how you can use it to open a file: The Start-Process cmdlet will launch the default application associated with the file extension and open the specified file.

You can also open image files using the `Start-Process` cmdlet or equivalent commands. Utilizing your default image viewer can provide an effortless way to view images from PowerShell. Example Usage: This launches the image using whatever application is set as the default for JPEG files, allowing for quick access to visuals.

Open PowerShell ISE by pressing the Win + S keys, typing “PowerShell ISE” in the search bar, and hitting Enter. Click on the “File” menu and select “Open.” Navigate to the directory containing the file you want to open and select the file. Click “Open” to open the file in PowerShell ISE.

PowerShell provides a convenient way to open files in the default text editor using the following command: This command will open the “example.txt” file in the Notepad application. You can replace “notepad.exe” with the path to your preferred text editor, such as “code.exe” for Visual Studio Code or “sublime_text.exe” for Sublime Text.