Super User Asked by Zigg on August 20, 2020
Changing the Cursor Shape with the radio buttons in the powershell properties does nothing. Microsoft has hardly any documentation for editing the Powershell_profile.ps1, and zero references for commands that can be used to edit the Powershell terminal settings within the PowerShell_profile.ps1 file. All I have discovered how to do in this file is to change the window title of Powershell.
The default powershell cursor is horrible. How do I change it to where the changing the setting will actually do something?
The PSReadLine
module seems to be resetting the console properties every time when you change. Run Remove-Module PSReadLine
to remove the module, console properties including cursor shape/size/colour would stay, but you will lose ReadLine features.
Correct answer by Wasif Hasan on August 20, 2020
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