It only installs the Hyper-V Manager and the Hyper-V PowerShell Module. If you decide that you want to install the full-blown Hyper-V service, then that can also be accomplished by using PowerShell.

PowerShell providers are drivers for PowerShell to navigate things besides the file system. For their part, modules are, at this point, far and away the most common type of PowerShell ...

For example, I have the Intel vPro module installed so PowerShell also looks at C:\Program Files\Intel Corporation\PowerShell\Modules. The module file, usually either .psm1 or .psd1, resides in a ...

The same goes for module design. You should only write modules that essentially are smaller, more tightly-defined niches of the default PowerShell modules. For example, the ...

Let's say, for example, that you need a little bit of extra help understanding how PowerShell modules work. Here are a few cmdlets that you might try: Get-Help Modules Get-Help About_Modules ...

This PowerShell module allows you to change the BIOS settings from a CSV file. It works on a Local computer, as well as a Remote computer, without having to boot into the BIOS.