Once they are loaded, you should be able to begin creating PowerShell scripts for SharePoint!.Wait for the PowerShell libraries to load.From the File menu, select PowerShell Libraries.Comment out that line and save the file.
Find the supportedRuntime element for.Open up the file in a text editor of your choice.Navigate to the PowerGUI installation directory (C:\Program Files (x86)\PowerGUI).Net 4.0 runtime and therefore and does not support SharePoint PowerShell commands. If you want to script for SharePoint 2010, unfortunately, the latest version of the IDE runs on the. If you are using PowerGUI for SharePoint 2013, you are in luck! The latest version of PowerGUI supports SharePoint 2013. If you are looking for a better PowerShell IDE than the PowerShell window or PowerShell ISE, you should check out PowerGUI:
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