- 1 year ago
CMD to Powershell -reconnect -install
The command you provided seems to be a mix of two separate actions: reconnecting to a disconnected PowerShell session and installing a PowerShell module. In Windows, CMD and PowerShell are two different command-line environments with their own commands and syntax. Therefore, there is no direct CMD command to achieve both actions.
To reconnect to a disconnected PowerShell session, you need to have an existing session that was disconnected previously. You can use the Enter-PSSession
cmdlet in PowerShell to reconnect to the session.
To install a PowerShell module, you can use the Install-Module
cmdlet in PowerShell.
If you want to automate these actions, you can create a PowerShell script that handles both tasks. Here's an example of how you can achieve this:
- Create a PowerShell script with the following content (e.g., reconnect_and_install.ps1):
powershell# Reconnect to the disconnected PowerShell session (if any)
$disconnectedSession = Get-PSSession | Where-Object { $_.State -eq "Disconnected" }
if ($disconnectedSession) {
Write-Host "Reconnecting to the disconnected session..."
Enter-PSSession $disconnectedSession
} else {
Write-Host "No disconnected session found."
}
# Install the PowerShell module
Write-Host "Installing the module..."
Install-Module -Name ModuleName -Force
Replace "ModuleName" in the script with the name of the module you want to install.
Open a PowerShell window and navigate to the folder where the script is located.
Run the script by typing its name and pressing Enter:
powershell.\reconnect_and_install.ps1
This will attempt to reconnect to any disconnected PowerShell session and then install the specified module.
Please note that reconnecting to a disconnected PowerShell session requires that you had an active session that was disconnected previously. If you haven't established a remote session previously, you won't be able to reconnect using this script.