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I spend most of my time on command line ( XP / 7 ) and always find myself customizing the command prompt according to my preferences. This applies to both cmd and powershell prompt.
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Whenever I am on a new server, I would need to do this all over again. How can I automate this process by putting these parameters in a batch file or PowerShell script?
You can use the Registry provider in PowerShell along with the
*-Itemand*-ItemPropertycmdlets to modify the registry values under this registry key:HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Console.