Released earlier this week, a Windows 10 update by Microsoft has broken a couple of features in recently open-sourced PowerShell tool, for some users. The Windows Client KB3176934 update disables Desired State Configuration (DSC) and implicit remoting functionality of the PowerShell. This unintentional goof up comes within a week of Microsoft open-sourcing PowerShell and releasing its cross-platform binary builds for the users. Microsoft has been trying to have the admin and developers use PowerShell, the company’s own task automation and configuration management framework. The tool has existed since 2006 when Microsoft released its first version for Windows XP SCP2.
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