In my case, I end up with an error as shown below, Step 3: Once the installation is over, we can check by connecting to Azure account. Click “Yes to All” to continue with the installation. Step 2: Run the below command which installs the module Az in your system. Step 1: Open Windows PowerShell cmd as Administrator and check for PowerShell version, because Az PowerShell works with PS v 5.1 or higher.

Please follow below steps to successfully install and access Azure from Windows 7. To enable Azure access through PowerShell we need to install a module called Az. To check that PowerShell 5.One of the easiest and fastest ways to access and work on azure resource is through PowerShell. NET Framework 4.6.1 and Windows Management Framework 4.0 / 5.0 to your task sequence. NET Framework 4.6.1 and Windows Management Framework 4.0, and also a restart before and after Windows Management Framework 5.0. Add the applications to the Windows 7 SP1 task sequence, and add a restart in between. Name: Install – Windows Management Framework 5.0 – 圆4Ĭommand line: wusa.exe Win7AndW2K8R2-KB3134760-圆4.msu /quiet /norestartĤ. Download Windows Management Framework 5.0 ( ) and create an MDT application using the following settings: Name: Install – Windows Management Framework 4.0 – 圆4Ĭommand line: wusa.exe Windows6.1-KB2819745-圆4-MultiPkg.msu /quiet /norestartģ. Download Windows Management Framework 4.0 ( ) and create an MDT application using the following settings: NET Framework 4.6.1 ( ) and create an MDT application using the following settings:

Functionally, WMF5.0 doesn't depend on WMF4.0. However, WMF4.0 does contains some QFEs that address an issue with maintaining PSModulePath during installation/uninstallation that is still needed for WMF5.0.

Note: At the time of this writing, April 28, 2016, the Windows Management Framework 5.0 download as well as its release notes incorrectly states that you need Windows Management Framework 4.0 as a prerequisite, but that's not really correct. NET Framework 4.5, I used that version in this guide. NET Framework 4.6 has been released, and includes. PowerShell 5.0 is part of Windows Management Framework 5.0 which has. Follow-up post to an earlier post on installing PowerShell 4.0 for Windows 7 using MDT, this time for PowerShell 5.0.

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