PowerShell 3: Every Command Execution Results In “The type initializer […] threw an exception” Error?

The only code that runs inside the "type initializer" (i.e. The static constructor) is something that populates an array of suggestions from resource strings. In my opinion, either the resource files have been deleted or corrupted, or there is something odd about your system's language/culture settings that prevent culture-specific resource retrieval from working.

I suggest either reinstalling PowerShell 3.0 and/or verifying that the language of your operating system is the same as the language of the PowerShell installer. Sorry!

I seem to recall I saw this (in a VM!) once during the beta - it was a duff install for some reason. Can you do a re-install?

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