Windows 10: With Default Terminal set to Windows Terminal - Use start-process to launch PWSH in the...

I am running Windows 11 24H2 ARM64 and have set the default terminal to Windows Terminal.I have a PWSH function that does the following: start-process 'pwsh' -args -noprofile -noexit -command & {. 'thisScript.ps1'} .However, I want that invocation of pwsh to run in the Windows Console Host.Is that possible?

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[Windows Update KB5029351] cmd/powershell/pwsh/windows terminal/explorer/emoji and clipboard history panel question

[Windows Update KB5029351] cmd/powershell/pwsh/windows terminal/explorer/emoji and clipboard history panel question


I have got the latest update KB5030219. But this question is still if I have KB5029351 update. When I remove this update, everything is ok.

In a brief:



* cmd/powershell/powershell core(pwsh)/windows terminal start alone very very slow

* execute cmd/powershell is quick, pwsh is slow.

* explorer go to directory very very slow

* emoji and clipboard history panel can't get nothing.



First, I start cmd.exe/powershell.exe/powershell core/windows terminal alone.



cmd : 4 min

powershell.exe : 2 min

powershell core : 7min 30s(core 5min 30s, pwsh 2min)

windows terminal: more time



And then, I use alacrity terminal to execute cmd/powershell/pwsh and `explorer [path]`.(open specify directory)



cmd : short

powershell : short

powershell : 90000 ms(1.5 min)

explorer [path]: more time



By the way, open explorer.exe is quick, but go to any directory is very very slow.



Lastly, emoji and clipboard history panel:

 

Can't set Windows Terminal as default because it is not detected in the list of terminals.

I am running Windows 11 stable version on my Lenovo S340 since upgrading from Windows 10.

I looked in the settings of Windows Terminal to set it as the default application, but the list of terminal apps only contains Windows Console Host. The same is the case in the Terminal Settings section in the stock settings app. Typing cmd into run still opens the old Command Prompt window of its own.

I tried reinstalling Windows Terminal but to no avail.

 

Windows Terminal

You Probably Got This Error Here :

You Need To Enable Touch And Keyboard Handwriting Service On To Fix This Problem To enable Touch Keyboard and Handwriting Panel Service, follow these steps:

1. Press Win+R in combination to open the Run dialog box.
2. In the empty field of the box, type Services.msc and hit the Enter key to open the Services (Local) editor.
3. locate Touch Keyboard and Handwriting Panel Service entry under Name section.
4. Now double click it
5. Change The Startup Type To Automatic If It Not Already
6. Then Click The Start Button Then Click Ok And Close The Window
7. Now Relaunch Windows Terminal Your Problem Should Now Be Fixed

btw if this worked for you ( click the thanks button down it helps me a lot ! )