text/microsoft-resx 2.0 System.Resources.ResXResourceReader, System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 System.Resources.ResXResourceWriter, System.Windows.Forms, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 Required element "PSConsoleFile" in {0} is missing or incorrect. Required element "PSVersion" in {0} is missing or incorrect. Required element "ConsoleSchemaVersion" in {0} is missing or incorrect. The console file is not valid. Multiple entries were found for the element PSConsoleFile. Only one entry is supported for this version. The console file is not valid because the element {0} is not valid. The console file is not valid because the Windows PowerShell snap-in name is missing. Attempting to save a console file with no name. Use Export-Console with the Path parameter to save the console file. Unknown element {0} found. "{1}" should have "{2}" and "{3}" elements only. The console file is not valid. Only one occurrence of the element "{0}" is allowed. The path {0} is not an absolute path. The console file name extension is not valid. A console file name extension must be psc1. Incorrect Windows PowerShell version {0}. Windows PowerShell version {1} is supported on this computer. Cannot find any Windows PowerShell snap-in information for {0}. This is a system Windows PowerShell snap-in that is loaded by Windows PowerShell. Cannot add Windows PowerShell snap-in {0} because it is already added. Verify the name of the snap-in, and then try again. Cannot remove the Windows PowerShell snap-in {0} because it is not loaded. Verify the name of the snap-in that you want to remove, and then try again. Cannot remove the Windows PowerShell snap-in {0} because it is a system snap-in. Verify the name of the snap-in that you want to remove, and then try again. Cannot load the Windows PowerShell snap-in because an error occurred while reading the registry information for the snap-in. An error occurred while attempting to load the system Windows PowerShell snap-ins. Please contact Microsoft Customer Support Services. The following errors occurred when loading console {0}: {1} Cannot load Windows PowerShell snap-in {0} because of the following error: {1} Windows PowerShell snap-in "{0}" loaded with the following warnings: {1} The Windows PowerShell snap-in module {0} does not have the required Windows PowerShell snap-in strong name {1}. The cmdlet '{0}' should not occur more than once in Windows PowerShell snap-in '{1}'. Windows PowerShell provider '{0}' should not occur more than once in Windows PowerShell snap-in '{1}'. Windows PowerShell {0} is not supported in the current console. Windows PowerShell {1} is supported in the current console. The cmdlet is not supported by the custom shell. Cannot export to this file because file {0} is read-only. Change the read-only attribute of the file to read-write, or export to a different file. File {0} already exists and {1} was specified. Cannot export to a console because no console is loaded or no name is specified. Cmdlet {0} Supply values for the following parameters: Cannot export a console file because no console file has been specified. Do you want to continue with the export operation? Cannot save the file because the file name format is not valid. Specify a file name using the command: export-console -path. Cannot save the specified file. The Save operation was canceled. Cannot save the console file because wildcard characters were used. Specify a console file without wildcard characters. You can only save a file when you are working in a file provider. The current provider '{0}' is not a file provider. Cannot set the ConsoleFileName variable to {0}. File {0} was saved. The Save operation failed. Cannot remove the file {0}.