How to Fix Term is Not Recognized as Cmdlet in PowerShell

Are you encountering the error "The term is not recognized" when trying to run a PowerShell cmdlet? In this video, I'll show you how to properly check if a specific PowerShell module is installed on your computer, how to install it, and how to import it into a PowerShell session using the Get-ADUser cmdlet as an example.

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📋 Used commands:

List the PowerShell modules that are currently loaded in the current:
Get-Module

List all third-party PowerShell modules installed on a computer:
Get-InstalledModule

List all PowerShell modules, including built-in ones:
Get-Module -ListAvailable

Load installed module into current PowerShell sessions:
Import-Module ActiveDirectory

Check if a specific module is installed:
Get-Module -Name ActiveDirectory -ListAvailable

Checks if the Active Directory Domain Services and Lightweight Directory Services tools are currently installed on a Windows machine:
Get-WindowsCapability -online -Name "Rsat.ActiveDirectory*"|select name,state

Install RSAT module in Windows:
Add-WindowsCapability -online -Name "Rsat.ActiveDirectory.DS-LDS.Tools~~~~0.0.1.0"

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