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I am trying to learn how to write PowerShell scripts, I tried just typing a basic get command such as:
get help get
and I am getting an error saying “the term ‘get’ is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet.
Pretty much every command I tried typing in gives me a similar error,
I was wondering if someone can advise how to fix this problem?
The cmdlet is named
Get-Help. Note the hyphen. In fact, all cmdlets follow that Verb–Noun structure. And always with a hyphen between both.