Check powershell version

To find the PowerShell version in Windows,
Open PowerShell. ...
Type or copy-paste the following command: Get-Host | Select-Object Version .
In the output, you will see the version of PowerShell.
Alternatively, type: $PSVersionTable and hit the Enter key.
See the line that says PSVersion.

Source: winaero.com

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