How to Send a PowerShell Command's Output to a File

Here, bang out whatever command you need, the output of which you want in a text file.

When thats done, access your specified path, and youll find your newly created file there.

To do that, launch PowerShell.

PowerShell on Windows 11

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Here, type your command (the results of which you want in a CSV file).

You dont have to leave the tool and use another app to open your files.

And thats all there is to know about saving your PowerShell command results in text or CSV files.

‘systeminfo’ command highlighted on a PowerShell window.

‘Get-ChildItem’ cmdlet highlighted in PowerShell.

A TXT file’s contents displayed in PowerShell using the ‘Type’ command.