I have written a powershell script and it should work both in version 1 and version 2.
Can more than one powershell versions co-exist in a single machine ? Or should i have powershell versions in separate machine ?
Windows PowerShell is forward compatible. This means a script that I wrote in Windows PowerShell 1.0 will run without problems in Windows PowerShell 5.0.
Backward compatibility As PowerShell 7 is now based on . NET Framework Core 3.1, it offers enhanced backward compatibility with Windows PowerShell modules.
We can downgrade a manually upgraded PowerShell version by removing the corresponding Windows Management Framework (WMF) package.
Well, the answer is yes and no.
Technically, on PowerShell 2.0 system, you can access PowerShell version 1.0 using
-version 1
parameter of powershell.exe
Similarly, on PowerShell 3.0 system, you can acccess PowerShell verison 2.0 using
-version 2
You cannot have both installed seperately on the same machine. PowerShell itself provides a way to go to the earlier version.
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