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How to open powershell in current directory shortcut

Powershell open current directory

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Source: stackoverflow.com

How to open powershell in current directory shortcut

1    Press and hold the ALT or CTRL key.
2    Press the D or L key. This places the cursor in the address bar.
3    Type powershell and press Enter. PowerShell will be opened in the current directory.

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