MICROSOFT Windows – How to use Try-Catch block in PowerShell

Learn how to use Try, Catch and Finally in PowerShell on MICROSOFT Windows to handle errors in your scripts. In this video you will see the basic Try-Catch-Finally syntax, how to force cmdlets to throw terminating errors with -ErrorAction Stop, how to read the error message via $_.Exception.Message, and how to throw your own custom errors with throw. Practical examples include a Divide function (divide by zero), handling missing files with Get-Item, and a Test-Age function that demonstrates throwing and catching custom errors. These techniques will help you write more reliable PowerShell scripts and diagnose problems faster on MICROSOFT Windows.

How to use Try-Catch block in PowerShell on MICROSOFT Windows?
How to access the error message in PowerShell using Try-Catch on MICROSOFT Windows?
How to throw custom errors in PowerShell on MICROSOFT Windows?

0:00 Introduction – what you will learn
0:22 Try, Catch and Finally syntax explained
1:20 Example: Divide function and divide-by-zero handling
3:11 Adding Finally block – code that always runs
4:11 Accessing error details with $_.Exception.Message and using -ErrorAction Stop
6:41 Throwing custom errors – Test-Age example and access denied message
9:31 Summary, tips and next steps

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