PowerShell makes it easy to get a list of all cmdlets available on your computer or server.

Every computer will be different, depending only on what is installed.
In my case, I have VMware Workstation Pro installed, so this command lists all available cmdlets for it, as well as those in Windows.

These two codes will perform similar actions.
1st: Get a list, which includes:
CommandType Name Version Source

[PowerShell - Get list of all cmdlets on Machine]

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Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet | Out-File -FilePath G:\list.txt

1st: Get a list containing only the cmdlet names.

[PowerShell - Get list of all cmdlets and save to file]

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Get-Command -CommandType Cmdlet | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name | Out-File -FilePath G:\listName.txt