Windows PowerShell is the name of Microsoft’s new command and script shell.

It includes over 130 command-line tools, called cmdlets, to perform common administrative tasks, such as monitoring services and processes, checking registry status, and more.

Arguably the most interesting feature of Windows PowerShell is developing scripts to automate a variety of tasks, such as running object statistics, comparing text files, listing unique elements of collections, ordering the information returned by a process, and much more. It is possible. .

All of this is done via regular commands and parameters. This will be a treat for industry professionals who have been waiting for such a tool for Windows.

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Windows PowerShell requires Windows Service Pack 2 and .NET 2.0. Other versions for Windows Vista and Windows 2003 are available at the author’s website.