Description: The Stop-Transcript cmdlet in PowerShell is a tool that allows users to end the recording of output from a PowerShell session. This cmdlet is part of a set of functionalities that facilitate auditing and logging of activities within PowerShell environments. When a transcript is started with the Start-Transcript cmdlet, a file is created that captures all entered commands and their respective outputs. When Stop-Transcript is executed, this file is closed, allowing users to review the actions taken during the session later. This process is especially useful for system administrators and developers who need to document their activities or conduct security audits. The transcript can include valuable information for troubleshooting and script analysis, making it a recommended practice in production environments. Additionally, the cmdlet is easy to use and integrates smoothly into PowerShell workflows, making it accessible even for those just beginning to explore this powerful automation and system management tool.
