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I'm using the Azure Serial Console to create a new AD Domain with PowerShell. So basically, I've opened up a CMD session and in that CMD session, I've opened a PowerShell session.
When I copy the following command into the console:
Install-windowsfeature AD-domain-services
It actually adds an extra "l" to the cmdlet, like:
Installl-windowsfeature AD-domain-services
I'm using Chrome (Version 65.0.3325.181 (Official Build) (64-bit)) with the paste functionality of Chrome. Paste as plain-text does not make any difference.
Let me know if you need more info. Happy to help!
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Thanks @jvravensberg can you please try remove-module psreadline and then try again. We are actively investigating this issue, but the above seems to have helped.
Also can you confirm the OS version of Windows that you are using?
Thanks for the help @harijayms! Yes, that seems to work. Of course the CMDlet colors are gone now, but that fixed the issue with the double characters:
I'm using the Azure Serial Console to create a new AD Domain with PowerShell. So basically, I've opened up a CMD session and in that CMD session, I've opened a PowerShell session.
When I copy the following command into the console:
Install-windowsfeature AD-domain-services
It actually adds an extra "l" to the cmdlet, like:
Installl-windowsfeature AD-domain-services
I'm using Chrome (Version 65.0.3325.181 (Official Build) (64-bit)) with the paste functionality of Chrome. Paste as plain-text does not make any difference.
Let me know if you need more info. Happy to help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: