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Update Powershell from within Powershell without needing to go to Github


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Posted 23 July 2022 - 03:55 AM

Open Powershell as Administrator & From the Prompt : Copy/Paste : winget upgrade powershell  May get a error if not logged into MS as wants to send country to the MS Store though a Simple Yes / No comes up and Y will update it to current version.

 

Everyone should be updating Powershell for Security reasons even if do not use it.

 


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