Back in 2023, I put together a cheat sheet for PowerShell because I was in the thick of trying to learn the basics of PowerShell. I was new to it then and still feel rather “new” to it, because it’s always changing! What was true then, wasn’t true 3 years before and isn’t necessarily true today. So, it’s time to update that sucker and make it more useful for those using PowerShell at the command line rather than asking Claude to run it for them! I still think there’s value in knowing how to use scripting/programming so I’m including this here for your FREE use as long as you do not use it for commercial purposes or to make a profit off of it.
If you are in a Windows environment, PowerShell is an incredibly useful bit of scripting to know. Even if you do not learn it thoroughly, it is still good to know how it works. Above you’ll find the Word document that will allow you to adjust the notes as you see fit.
If you find any corrections to this PowerShell cheat sheet that need to be made, let me know. I’d like to make sure it is accurate. Hope it helps!
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