Before You Post an Issue

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Before You Post

First, please make sure you are using v4.x or later of the PSAutoLab module installed from the PowerShell Gallery. Check the project's README file for the latest version. The current version is only supported on Windows PowerShell 5.1. Technically, it should work on Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise and Windows Server 2016 with the full desktop experience. It is not supported on Core, or Windows 10 Home.

You must have admin rights to your desktop and should be logging into Windows 10 with either a local or domain user account.

Include Configuration Information

When you post an issue, it helps to have version information. The PSAutolab module now has a function to get this information.

PS C:\> Get-PSAutoLabSetting

AutoLab                     : C:\Autolab
PSVersion                   : 5.1.19041.1
PSEdition                   : Desktop
OS                          : Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
FreeSpaceGB                 : 176.3
MemoryGB                    : 32
PctFreeMemory               : 49.47
Processor                   : Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700T CPU @ 2.90GHz
IsElevated                  : True
RemotingEnabled             : True
HyperV                      : 10.0.19041.1
PSAutolab                   : 4.17.0
Lability                    : {0.19.1, 0.19.0, 0.18.0}
Pester                      : {4.10.1, 3.4.0}
PowerShellGet               : 2.2.4.1
PSDesiredStateConfiguration : 1.1

Paste the result into your issue along with any relevant error messages.

If you can't get the module installed, then paste the value of $PSVersionTable and tell us what operating system version you are using and how much memory you have available.

get-ciminstance win32_operatingsystem | Select-Object Caption,Version,Buildnumber,TotalVisibleMemorySize

Read the Documentation

Take a few minutes to look at the README and Detailed Instructions files. Or, beginning in v4.17.0 of this module run Open-PSAutoLabHelp and use the PDF version of the module's documentation.