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The problem would be that Windows 11 always runs the version 5.x when I right click on the Start menu and then on the Terminal item.Technically you have both versions on your machine. 5.x will still be here as powershell.exe and 7.x is there as pwsh.exe. Version 7 is powershell core and it's different from powershell 5.
Right.Oh, that's easy.
Open terminal, click on the drop down arrow at the top and choose Settings.
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Then, for the default profile, set that to PowerShell (Version 7.x ) rather than Windows Powershell (5.x).
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Powershell version 7.2. supports updating using Windows Update, and the instructions for what needs to be done .Right.
Now, how do I set Windows Update to automatically update the PowerShell?
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I installed the version 7.x via Winget but, then, it didn't ask me if I wanted to keep it updated with Windows Update? How come?Powershell version 7.2. supports updating using Windows Update, and the instructions for what needs to be done .
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My guess would be that it's the default action. Just like the MSI installer, it installs with Windows update support enabled.I installed the version 7.x via Winget but, then, it didn't ask me if I wanted to keep it updated with Windows Update? How come?
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Yeah, so much confusion around this. Version 5 is the latest available version of Windows Powershell as they call it. This is windows only and requires the .NET Framework. And if you want to use the ISE, that too requires the Windows only .NET Framework and only works with Powershell 5.xIf only the insecure version 5 could be upgraded to 7, but you can only install 7 alongside of 5, I guess for compatibility, but still.![]()