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If PowerShell Core is already installed on your system, PowerShell Studio has already detected it and it is ready to use in the Console panel: Setting up PowerShell Core in PowerShell Studio In this article, we demonstrate how to setup and use PowerShell Core in PowerShell Studio 2018.
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