"": in the status bar (the bottom right corner), then click on Show PowerShell Session Menu in the tooltip window that pops up, as shown below. The following shows a relevant settings.json excerpt with a modified default PowerShell profile that suppresses profile loading. You'll have to modify the default PowerShell shell profile or add a custom profile, with an "args" argument value of, by direct editing of the JSON file underlying the settings, settings.json ( >Preferences: Open Settings (JSON) from the command palette). If you're running PowerShell as a general-purpose shell in Visual Studio Code's integrated terminal: See the bottom section for how to control which particular PowerShell edition / executable is used in the PIC (PowerShell Integrated Console). PowerShell: Enable Profile Loading option for the PowerShell extension is unchecked (via File > Preferences > Settings, Ctrl-,).
To turn off profile loading in this special shell, make sure that the
If you're running PowerShell in the PIC ( PowerShell Integrated Console), which is a a special shell that comes with the PowerShell extension:
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