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Non admins (e.g.students) should be able to download/use the latest help files #2190
Seems like you should just put the help in C:/ProgramData (that is to say, in an "all users" writable location), because the idea of having lots of copies of the help is annoying, and frankly, the idea of the help cmdlets having to search in an additional location, and pick the most up to date help just reminded me of how slow help search is already...
Reacted by Flavien MICHALECZEK, Ji Luo, Troy Campbell, Nicholas M. Getchell, Ilya, Bill Stewart and Jordan Peterson
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Jaykul commentedon Sep 5, 2016
Seems like you should just put the help in C:/ProgramData (that is to say, in an "all users" writable location), because the idea of having lots of copies of the help is annoying, and frankly, the idea of the help cmdlets having to search in an additional location, and pick the most up to date help just reminded me of how slow help search is already...
rkeithhill commentedon Sep 6, 2016
Joel Bennett (@Jaykul) You need reminding? ;-)
joeyaiello commentedon May 25, 2017
I'd say this is important no matter what, but it's especially important as long as
sudo Update-Helpdoesn't work.SteveL-MSFT commentedon Oct 14, 2017
We need to relnote that on Unix systems, you have to
sudo powershellto runUpdate-Help