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There is a registry file that's optional for Step 2 and four shortcuts you might need for Step 3Ģ: Reset PowerShell or Command Prompt With a Registry File

Note: Download Reset PowerShell and Command Prompt. If you're not sure what was changed, click on Defaults.

If you know what setting you changed, you can revert by right-clicking on the top of a Powershell or Command Prompt window and click on Properites. TIP: Hard to fix Windows Problems? Repair/Restore Missing Windows OS Files Damaged by Malware with a few clicksġ: Reset PowerShell or Command Prompt to Default Settings