This package contains WinRM 2. Go through the installation and there you are: just click 'Start', 'Run' and type 'PowerShell' then press 'Enter'. Execute this cmdlet and press 'A' to confirm. With ' netstat ' we can now check that WinRM is effectively listening to remote requests:.
The last step is to bind PowerShell 2. By default PowerShell relies on DotNet 2, which you can verify with this command: ' [environment]::Version '. For mire details about the topics covered here you can check:. Hope this posts will help you. Do not hesitate to share you experience with PowerShell on older systems. Start — Run — services. Now you should be able to go to a different computer that has powershell enabled and test connecting to the machine. I my case I am connecting to the machine from a Windows R2 machine.
From a R2 machine, open a PowerShell Windows and type in. If you have not enabled-psRemoting on the R2 box go ahead and do that while you are there. Monday, May 16, PM. I have unadvisidly used a hammer to "resolve" the problem: I removed every instance of PowerShell I could find in the registry, rebooted, and then was able to upgrade to Marked as answer by am2o Tuesday, May 24, PM. Tuesday, May 24, PM. Upgrades are generally not the best thing, could you not look at alternative options?
There is now sufficient space to do an upgrade. Edited by am2o Tuesday, May 17, PM edited for clarity. The origional question states that the server has been cloned to hardware with sufficient space. The question is how to remove Powershell 1. Sunday, May 22, PM. I wanted to post this information for future googler's on how I uninstalled the Powershell 1. The thing is, I could not find the KB's mentioned in this article, or articles mentioned herein. That did it. Good luck! Saturday, April 13, PM.
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