The Uninstall-Module cmdlet in PowerShell is a powerful tool that allows users to remove modules from their system. This is particularly useful when managing modules in the Windows environment, as it helps to keep the system clean and organized. By removing unnecessary modules, users can free up resources and ensure that only the necessary modules are installed.

Examples:

1. Uninstalling a specific module: To uninstall a specific module, use the following command:

   Uninstall-Module -Name ModuleName

   Replace "ModuleName" with the name of the module you want to uninstall. This command will remove the specified module from your system.

2. Uninstalling multiple modules: If you want to uninstall multiple modules at once, you can use wildcards in the module name. For example:

   Uninstall-Module -Name Module*

   This command will uninstall all modules whose names start with "Module".

3. Uninstalling all modules: To uninstall all modules from your system, use the following command:

   Get-Module | Uninstall-Module

   This command will retrieve a list of all installed modules and uninstall them one by one.

4. Uninstalling a module from a specific location: If you have modules installed in a specific location, you can use the -Path parameter to uninstall them. For example:

   Uninstall-Module -Path C:\Modules\ModuleName

   This command will uninstall the module located at "C:\Modules\ModuleName".