Is it possible to/how do you stop powershell using certain cmdlets?

Question

Powershell is clearly a lot better than cmd but it hides basic functionality. I normally use it to figure out how to use commands that I want in scripts but it breaks a lar

Answer 1

I just realised the answer to my question was buried in the comments to the other answer:

To remove a cmdlet in powershell you run

Remove-Item alias:something.

I can confirm you can do this by using the profile mentioned in Josh's post, however there are a couple more steps:

By default you cant run scripts in powershell. You have to change this using set-ExecutionPolicy.

I changed this by using an admin powershell and typing

set-executionpolicy bypass

This will let you run any script you like

Then in my profile script I have lines like:

Remove-Item -force alias:sc

You wont see errors from this script when it runs and it wont do anything unless you have force.