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TheGreatAndPowerfulOz13-Apr-17 22:25
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TheGreatAndPowerfulOz14-Apr-17 8:10
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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan14-Apr-17 2:45
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Whatever happens, you will still be able to run all of your commands, batch files etc. Microsoft is not crazy enough to remove one of the most important pieces from the OS — I use cmd, and I have never used PowerShell.

Plus, if you pay attention to what was being done previously, you will see that Microsoft is investing more in the terminals, and less on PowerShell (comparatively). They introduced Bash on Windows as well, if they were going to force everyone to use PowerShell, then they would have never done that.

Also, PowerShell is capable of running managed scripts, as well as some other native scripts — either by the use of alias etc, but that is possible. For example, execute the following commands to see for yourself!
C:\Users\Username\Desktop> echo echo Hi > script.bat
C:\Users\Username\Desktop> powershell
Windows PowerShell                                                                                                      Copyright (C) 2016 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
                                                                                                                                                                              PS C:\Users\Username\Desktop> .\script.bat

C:\Users\afzaa\Desktop>echo Hi                                                                                          Hi
This shows, that you can still execute the scripts that you write in your batch — the commands need to be there, or recognizable by the Windows.

Nonetheless, it would be a very stupid move to remove cmd, many IT, developer and noob guys use it; even I use it.
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