Windows 10: Powershell/Powershell admin missing

When finding a solution to remove skype today I came across a post here where the solution was found to use a powershell command. So I went to open it up and found out it was missing. I looked into it and found some other people with a similar problem, and they went to check this directory:


C:\Users\*username*\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Windows PowerShell


It appears that mine is empty as you can see in this picture

Also besides just the start menu the Windows PowerShell folders under program files and program files x86 didn't have any application files in them, although they still had many other files under the Modules folder. I'm not sure what is supposed to be in these so if there is anything I need to get please help me with that too.

What should I do to re-install the 4 files that are supposed to be here?

{Windows PowerShell, Windows PowerShell ISE, Windows PowerShell (x86), Windows PowerShell ISE (x86)}

If it helps I only need the 64 bit versions, and admin of coarse


Thanks!


Edit: Just noticed the 4 files that are supposed to be under the start menu are all shortcuts, so it looks like I will need the apps to install into the program files folders as well.

:)

 

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