We have some Powershell scripts used to set up various dev/test/prod environments and one of them installs and configures IIS. Unfortunately these scripts don't appear to be working under Windows 10 at this time because the Install-WindowsFeature cmdlet is missing.
Where these removed intentionally, or is there some hoop I need to jump through to install them that wasn't previously necessary?
While Ryan's answer is correct, I would recommend to stay away from the Install-WindowsFeature cmdlets if you want to run your scripts on workstations as well. You will always be dependent on RSAT even though you don't need it otherwise.
Just use Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature which works on servers and workstations. You would need to change your scripts, the feature names are different too.
I wrote a bit about: Different ways for installing Windows features on the command line
It's not out yet. As always, Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT - also includes the *-WindowsFeature cmdlets) have always been very sensitive to OS version. I.e., you'd use Windows 7 RSAT on Windows 7 to manage Server 2008 R2, Windows 8.1 RSAT on Win 8.1 to manage Server 2012 R2, etc. Using RSAT across OS versions may work, but it may also crash unexpectedly. The *-WindowsFeature cmdlets are technically part of the ServerManager module, and since Server 2016 isn't out yet, you might not see these cmdlets for a while.
Might be able to get this to work: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=45520
Or, if not, just find a downlevel Windows workstation to do your remote administration from for now.
You will also see this error on Server 2012/16/19 if you execute the command form the x86 version of PowerShell The Term ‘Uninstall-WindowsFeature’ is not Recognized
