You could write a graphical user interface (GUI) for your script but that can get complicated. Fortunately, Microsoft PowerShell provides a way to build small, interactive menus inside a PowerShell ...

Writing a menu in PowerShell can be done but it can involve writing extra code to handle not only the presentation of the menu, but also handling the selection that is made by the user. We can setup ...

If you need to create real GUI tools to interact with the user in PowerShell you're probably going to choose either Windows Forms (WinForms) or Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF).However, there are ...

Winhance used to be a PowerShell-based GUI (graphical user interface ... Added a Combobox/Dropdown menu in Power Settings to select a Power Plans Customize View Changes Added an info section ...

As Windows PowerShell becomes more prominent, the Windows Server GUI is fading away. Every time I got busted skipping history class as a kid, I always got the same old lecture about how history is ...

Once I have defined the various menus, the next section of ... have to be added to the form and then PowerShell must display the form. Each GUI element has a variable associated with it.

PowerShell combines command-line speed, the flexibility of scripting, and the power of a GUI-based admin tool. See why now might be the time to master it. PowerShell is a powerful scripting tool ...

Because GUI is easy to use and understand ... On the other hand, the Edit menu is not available in PowerShell, which makes the script editing process a bit time-consuming if the script is long.

Without the GUI, we’d have been forced to do everything from the command line in PowerShell or Command Prompt. However, learning to work with the command line is a useful skill, as it gives you ...

First came PowerShell, and with it a true Windows command line environment. Closely related was the development of Windows Server Core, which dropped the GUI in favour of a command line-driven ...