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Use PowerShell to determine host version

March 11, 2017March 10, 2017 Mohit GoyalLeave a comment

If we need to know, which PowerShell host version is being used, we can use (Get-Host).name in PowerShell:

PS C:\Windows> (get-host).name
 ConsoleHost

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