Restoring PowerShell


  1. oao
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    Restoring PowerShell


    Is it possible to restore PoweShell if it was uninstalled and if so how?

    Thanks.
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  3. TairikuOkami
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    If by uninstall, you mean just deleted, you can use SFC scan to restore it.

    https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...a.html#option3
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  4. oao
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    Well, if by deleted you mean I just deleted some file, no, I uninstalled it via some facility recommended in this forum.
    I cannot do a SFC because it will restore some other stuff I got rid of and I don't want it back.
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  6. oao
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    Hey, nobody around here knows the answer to this question?
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