Description: The ‘Uninstall-Module’ command in PowerShell is used to remove a module from the system. A module in PowerShell is a set of functions, cmdlets, and other resources that allow users to extend PowerShell’s functionality. By uninstalling a module, all associated components are removed, which can be useful for freeing up space, eliminating outdated versions, or simply keeping a clean and organized working environment. This command is essential for module management, as it allows administrators and developers to maintain control over the tools and functions available in their PowerShell environment. The basic syntax of the command is straightforward, making it easy to use even for those who are just starting to familiarize themselves with PowerShell. Additionally, ‘Uninstall-Module’ can be used in combination with other commands to automate administration and maintenance tasks, making it a valuable tool in system management across different platforms.
