The strangest part is that PowerShell is actually a command-line utility built into Windows.

As a result, the OS should recognize it as a native app.

If the error persists, and you want to get rid of it, follow the steps below.

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Disable Startup Items

Turn off all startup freeloaders and look to see if the error persists.

Of course, this is a very handy option for corporate or school PCs.

However, its not the best of options for consumer computers.

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