PowerShell Console shortcuts

Key	Action
(Alt)+(F7)	Deletes the current command history
(PgUp), (PgDn)	Display the first (PgUp) or last (PgDn) command you used in current session
(Enter)	Send the entered lines to PowerShell for execution
(End)	Moves the editing cursor to the end of the command line
(Del)	Deletes the character to the right of the insertion point
(Esc)	Deletes current command line
(F2)	Moves in current command line to the next character corresponding to specified character
(F4)	Deletes all characters to the right of the insertion point up to specified character
(F7)	Displays last entered commands in a dialog box
(F8)	Displays commands from command history beginning with the character that you already entered in the command line
(F9)	Opens a dialog box in which you can enter the number of a command from your command history to return the command. (F7) displays numbers of commands in command history
(Left arrow), (Right arrow)	Move one character to the left or right respectively
(Arrow up), (Arrow down), (F5), (F8)	Repeat the last previously entered command
(Home)	Moves editing cursor to beginning of command line
(Backspace)	Deletes character to the left of the insertion point
(Ctrl)+(C)	Cancels command execution
(Ctrl)+(End)	Deletes all characters from current position to end of command line
(Ctrl)+(Arrow left), (Ctrl)+(Arrow right)	Move insertion point one word to the left or right respectively
(Ctrl)+(Home)	Deletes all characters of current position up to beginning of command line
(Tab)	Automatically completes current entry, if possible