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Use the first path if you want the module to be available for a specific user.

C:\program files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\\.

C:\Users\userprofile\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\modules.

There may be several paths listed but there are two main paths you should use, they are: Here is the result of running that command on my computer. To see the value of PSModulePath run the following command.

#POWERSHELL CENTRAL PASSWORD REPOSITORY INSTALL#

You want to install new modules in a path that is listed in the PSModulePath environment variable.

If the module is not available in the PowerShell gallery you will need to use this method. If you need a less restrictive policy you can use the Set-ExecutionPolicy to change it.

Use this command to check the execution policy. You may need to change your computer’s execution policy for modules to install properly. The above command will list all the available commands available with this module. Now let’s see what commands are available in this module. In the screenshot above you can see the AzureAD module is listed. To very it installed run this command: Get-Module -ListAvailable Click Yes.Īfter clicking yes the install should start. install-module -Name AzureADĭepending on your settings you may get the pop up below. This command will install AzureAD from the PowerShell Gallery. Open PowerShell and enter the command below. This module is used for Managing Office365 and azure with Powershell. In this example, I will install the AzureAD module. Check out the PowerShell Gallery website for more details and to search the available modules. The PowerShell Gallery is an online central repository for PowerShell content. Installing PowerShell modules from the PowerShell Gallery is the easiest way to install modules. In this post, I will show you two methods for installing modules Method 1: Install Module from PowerShell Gallery Modules are used to interact with various applications such as Windows, VMWare, Active Directory, Office365, SANS, and so on.Įach module is stored in a folder where it contains the necessary files for the PowerShell commands.Īlthough PowerShell comes with several built in modules there will be times when you need to load additional ones. A PowerShell module is a grouping of various functions that operate as a single mini program.