PowerShell profiles

PowerShell profiles are configuration files that allow you to personalize your PowerShell environment. These profiles can be used to customize the behavior and environment of PowerShell sessions. They are scripts that are executed when a PowerShell session is started, allowing users to set variables, define functions, create aliases, and more.

Any variables, functions, or aliases defined in the appropriate PowerShell profile will be loaded every time a PowerShell session is started. This means you can have a consistent and personalized PowerShell environment across all your sessions.

There are several different types of profiles and more than one can be processed by PowerShell. PowerShell profiles are stored as plain text files on your system, and there are several types of profiles available:

• All Users, All Hosts ($profile.AllUsersAllHosts): This profile applies to all users for all PowerShell hosts.
• All Users, Current Host ($profile.AllUsersCurrentHost...