Customize PowerShell Environment Create script functions with Profile for all users
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You can create a PowerShell profile to customize your environment and add session-specific elements to each PowerShell session you start.
A PowerShell profile is a script that runs when PowerShell starts. You can use the profile as a startup script to customize your environment. You can add commands, aliases, functions, variables, modules, PowerShell units, and more. You can also add other session-specific elements to the profile so they are available in every session without having to import or recreate them.
PowerShell supports multiple profiles for users and host programs. However, it doesn't create profiles automatically.
An alias is an alternative or shorthand name for a cmdlet or command element, such as a function, script, file, or executable. You can run the command with the alias instead of the executable name.
Use the Get-Alias cmdlet to list the aliases available in the environment. To list the aliases for a single cmdlet, use the Definition parameter and specify the executable name.
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