How to open a "clean" powershell console?

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How to call or what to write in the config, so that when you open the PowerShell console, it would be without service messages, such as:

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And it contained only the path to the user's folder.
OS Windows 10, PowerShell 7.1.3

Answer 1

You can use the command line parameter pwsh.exe -NoLogo
Subscribe, if suddenly there is an option to override this through the profile, or environment variables.

Answer 2

not quite "remove" but it also allows you to get a blank screen when starting posh
1.
run powershell and look at the value of the $PROFILE variable - it will show where the autoloaded Posh profile for your user is stored
2.

• if the file exists, add the last line Clear-Host there
  
• if it does not exist, create it along the desired path and write the same there
  

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3. now when you start powershell under your account, this set of commands will always be executed first.
By the way, you can write a lot of useful aliases there, prescribe the necessary paths (which are required only in the powershell environment) - without redefining them at the system level, various environment variables, etc., etc., since this is a regular powershell script.
In general, an analogue of bashrc