Download Active Directory Module For Windows Powershell

I'm trying to install the active directory module of powershell on windows 10, through this group of commands provided by technet, but I still cannot succeed, I've tried many times and also running the powershell as administrator but the problem remains, it looks like it gets stuck inside a loop printing: '.' I downloaded the code from this link (It comes in a .txt file)

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Sep 4, 2018 - If you aren't running Powershell 5 yet, go ahead and download it for your. There are 43 Active Directory Get cmdlets in the module, so as you.

  1. Now download the 32-bit or 64-bit version of the Windows Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell, as appropriate for you management device. Once downloaded, run the.
  2. Let's install the Windows Azure Active Directory Module for PowerShell: Download the 64-bit setup from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?linkid=236297.

Also I'm attaching the code itself and a screenshot of my result after executing the code.

Basically the code provided creates a function called Install-ADModule and then invokes it:

Result after executing the function created:

Screenshot:

Note: The version of windows I have is: Windows 10 Home 64-bit (10.0, Build 17134)

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I hope you guys could help me with this.Greetings!

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Download Microsoft Active Directory Module For Windows Powershell

RSAT is not available on the ‘home’ versions of windows. I ran into a similar issue with hyper-v on windows 10 home, but it worked just fine after upgrading to windows 10 pro for a fee.

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