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This continues a short series of posts about getting started with PowerShell … with a few tips about things you can do to keep your PowerShell profile safe and organized. Your “profile” is the script that is automatically loaded when you start up PowerShell. Really, I should say that your profile is the set of scripts which are loaded by default when you start up PowerShell. “By default” because you can always skip loading them by passing the -NoProfile switch to PowerShell.exe, and a set because PowerShell does, in fact, attempt to load at least four scripts when you run it.