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Is there any way of enabling PowerShell to run command line commands?
By default, I have found that while some command line commands are able to be run in PowerShell I have found that not all commands can be successfully run.
Is there any way of changing this?
By default, I have found that while some command line commands are able to be run in PowerShell I have found that not all commands can be successfully run.
Is there any way of changing this?
Windows OSMicrosoft Server OSPowershellWindows 10Azure
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