Command Not Found unable to detect PowerShell 7.4 or above

[CesarSant2000]

Microsoft PowerToys version

0.77.0

Installation method

GitHub

Running as admin

Yes

Area(s) with issue?

General

Steps to reproduce

Go to the new Command not found module
It will show that you don't have powershell 7.4 or above because it's only searching for the included version and not the one on program and files

✔️ Expected Behavior

Work fine

❌ Actual Behavior

Not working

Other Software

No response

[glenncarr]

Same issue here:

[jaimecbernardo]

@glenncarr @CesarSant2000 , PowerToys tries to use the pwsh.exe it finds on PATH.
For example if you try to run (Win+R) "pwsh.exe" which version do you get?

/needinfo

[glenncarr]

@jaimecbernardo

EDIT: Starting from Run, it brings up the 64-bit version (7.4.0)

[glenncarr]

@jaimecbernardo I uninstalled the x86 version and all is well. Thank you!

[jaimecbernardo]

@jaimecbernardo I uninstalled the x86 version and all is well. Thank you!

Thanks for the feedback!
Although I'm not quite sure why it would pick up the x86 version 😆
We're using ProcessStartInfo from C#. Perhaps the x86 appears first in the path resolution logic.

[CesarSant2000]

That was exactly my problem, in the path the x86 version was first and it was taking it. I just move the order in the path and it's working just fine.

[nguyen-dows]

Glad you found the fix, @CesarSant2000 and @glenncarr. I'll be marking this resolved and renaming the issue to help others find it in the future. If you run into any problems, feel free to open a new issue. Thanks! :)