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function List-InstalledVersions $os = if ($env:OS -eq "Windows_NT") "Windows" elseif ($IsMacOS) "macOS" elseif ($IsLinux) "Linux"

function Show-Menu Clear-Host Write-Host "PowerShell Update Manager" -ForegroundColor Cyan Write-Host "========================" -ForegroundColor Cyan Write-Host "1. Check for updates" Write-Host "2. Update to latest stable version" Write-Host "3. Update to latest LTS version" Write-Host "4. Update to preview version" Write-Host "5. Install specific version" Write-Host "6. Show current version info" Write-Host "7. List installed versions" Write-Host "8. Uninstall PowerShell version" Write-Host "9. Configure auto-updates" Write-Host "0. Exit" Write-Host "" update powershell version

function Configure-AutoUpdates ConvertFrom-Json Update to latest LTS version" Write-Host "4

While comes pre-installed on Windows 10 and 11, it is now considered a "legacy" version that only receives essential security fixes. To get the full experience, you should upgrade to PowerShell 7 (also known as PowerShell Core), which runs cross-platform on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Step 1: Check Your Current PowerShell Version Show current version info" Write-Host "7