How can I get "Open PowerShell Here" in my context menu?
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Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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TM. almost 2 years
In XP I was used to having the "Open Command Window Here" option in my context menu for folders. In Vista, it's hidden by default, but I know that I can hold shift when right clicking to see that option.
What I want to know is, how can I get the same functionality, except for PowerShell instead of cmd.exe?
Even better would be to get it to always be there without having to shift+right click.
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TM. almost 15 yearsNice, although it chokes when you try to use a path that has any single quotes in it.