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Open PowerShell and Run as AdministratorĢ. By default, scripts are not authorized to run in PowerShell.ġ. But before you run your script file, you need to change the execution policy on Windows 10. Once you complete the steps using VS Code, the PowerShell script will be ready to run. Click the File menu and click Save when you are finished to save the file Change the Windows execution policy in PowerShell (Optional) You can use the Run in the upper right or press F5 to run the script in an integrated PowerShell window and see the output below as shownĤ. The script above will output the phrase: "Hello world! I created a PowerShell script!"ģ. Write-Host "Hello world! I created a PowerShell script!" Write a new or paste a script that you want to run: With the newly created "TestScript" PowerShell file, we can add a command for the file to run in PowerShell. Now that a PowerShell script file is created, it should appear in your files as a Windows Powershell file, with a. Change the "Save as type" to PowerShell as shown

Change the File name and location as you wish on your PC. Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + SĤ. From here, you can go to File menu again, then select Save As to change the file type. Click the File menu and select the New File option.

If you have the time, you can familiarize with other keyboard shortcuts available by using "Showing All Commands" in VS Code, Ctrl + Shift + P keyboard shortcut. If you want to install other extensions in the future, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + X to be taken directly to the VS Code extensions. Click Install button to install the PowerShell (or PowerShell Preview) extension on VS CodeĪfter you complete the steps, you can start creating PowerShell scripts on Windows 10 with VS Code. Click Extensions from the left pane (arrow indicator)Ĥ. Here's how to open VS Code and install the PowerShell extensionĢ.