Powershell command prompt prints ^C when pressing Ctrl+C, why? -


my command shell of choice powershell, have couple of windows open run scripts.

i have noticed @ point shell starts misbehaving in annoying way:

  1. press key - nothing output! press 1 - works fine , rest of keys processed expected until hit enter execute. command runs, new command prompt appears , again first key ignored!
  2. pressing ctrl+c displays ^c instead of cancelling current prompt , showing new one.

the strangest thing shell starts fine, works time, gets botched in aforementioned way , after period of time returns working fine.

this extremely confusing, had botched shell instance when started question, fine.

has encountered similar thing? causing it?

edit

i use console shell exclusively, not ise. shortcut command is:

%systemroot%\system32\windowspowershell\v1.0\powershell.exe

the shell version is:

ps c:\> $psversiontable  name                           value ----                           ----- psversion                      3.0 wsmanstackversion              3.0 serializationversion           1.1.0.1 clrversion                     4.0.30319.34209 buildversion                   6.2.9200.17065 pscompatibleversions           {1.0, 2.0, 3.0} psremotingprotocolversion      2.2

btw, botched again!

edit

the problem did not go away. powershell gets botched every day. now, example. checked [console]::treatcontrolcasinput - true !!! rechecked couple of minutes later - false again !!! , ctrl+c working expected again.

what going on?

in regards second question ctrl+c should try ctrl+shift+c or ctrl+x cancel current prompt


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