Repeated "update skipped" warnings in PowerShell

[imadraude]

Describe the bug

Every time I launch PowerShell with CTT PowerShell Profile, I get the following warnings:

PowerShell 7.5.0
WARNING: Profile update skipped. Last update check was within the last 7 day(s).
WARNING: PowerShell update skipped. Last update check was within the last 7 day(s).
Use 'Show-Help' to display help

These warnings appear every time PowerShell starts, even though no updates are being checked or applied.

Steps to reproduce

1. Open PowerShell.
2. Observe the warnings in the terminal.

Expected behavior

PowerShell should not display warnings about skipped updates unless an actual issue is present.

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Additional context

• PowerShell version: 7.5.0
• OS: Windows 11

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[vaibhavchandolia]

I am also having the same issue and it takes a lot of time to open the powershell session.

[DRYN07]

Is there a way to disable auto update check?

[voyager2saturn]

I am also facing the same issue. Need an option to disable auto update until fix.

[scotscoder]

Same here. I don't care if an update wasn't necessary, and it certainly shouldn't be a warning. I also don't care how long it takes to load profiles. Can we disable this please?

[mnsardone]

Happening to me on W11 with latest PowerShell version.

[ryaneford]

happening here. upwards to nearly 10 seconds to launch terminal

[on1nose]

4-5s to open up the terminal. Kindly asking to have to have the option to disable the update checks, since there's a manual way to do it in the help menu.

[voyager2saturn]

There are two ways to remove the profile

1. Automatically
   From CTT Toolbox -> Config -> Uninstall CTT Powershell Profile

2. Manual Method (From ChatGPT) using pwsh

Remove-Item -Path $PROFILE -Force

Remove-Item -Recurse -Force "$env:APPDATA\Microsoft\Windows\PowerShell"

Once the problem is solved, I think you can install it later