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stek replied

28 February 2011, 22:27
Do you get grep, awk and vi equivalents?
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Peoplesoft bloke replied

28 February 2011, 19:59
Cheers for that - still not entirely sure how it arrived here but that is a possibility
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Sysman replied

28 February 2011, 10:20
It's there on a fresh install of W7 Ultimate I've just done (only 3 Windows patches so far, plus a couple for Security Essentials).

With Server 2008 Powershell gets installed if you add the Windows Backup command line feature.
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Peoplesoft bloke started a topic Windows Powershell

28 February 2011, 08:43
Windows Powershell

Has appeared in my recently installed list of progs. I didn't install it (at least not directly - I have installed some Juniper virtual networking stuff in order to log in to a client's systems recently) - did it come from a windows update or something??
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