References

Loading Sharepoint cmdlets

In PowerShell run

Add-SPShellAdmin

Or launch the Sharepoint management shell.

To load sharepoint cmdlets in powershell ise

Run the following commands in ise and then restart ise.

if (!(test-path $profile ))
{
  new-item -type file -path $profile -force
}

$cmd = 'if((Get-PSSnapin | Where-Object {$_.Name -eq "Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell"}) -eq $null)
{
  Add-PSSnapIn "Microsoft.SharePoint.Powershell"
}'

out-file -FilePath $profile -InputObject $cmd -Append

Restarting Services

ECHO ON
net stop "W3SVC"
net stop "SPAdminV4"
net stop "SPTimerV4"
net stop "SPTraceV4"
net stop "SPUserCodeV4"
net stop "SPWriterV4"
net stop "SPSearch4"
net stop "OSearch14"
net stop "MSSQLSERVER”
net stop "SQLSERVERAGENT”
net stop "MSSQLFDLauncher”
net stop "MSSQLServerOLAPService”
net stop "MsDtsServer100"
net stop "ReportServer”
net stop "SQLWriter”
net stop "SQLSERVERAGENT”
pause
net start "MSSQLSERVER”
net start "SQLSERVERAGENT”
net start "MSSQLFDLauncher”
net start "MSSQLServerOLAPService”
net start "MsDtsServer100"
net start "ReportServer”
net start "SQLWriter”
net start "SQLSERVERAGENT”
net start "W3SVC”
net start "SPAdminV4"
net start "SPTimerV4"
net start "SPTraceV4"
net start "SPUserCodeV4"
net start "SPWriterV4"
net start "SPSearch4"
net start "OSearch14"
PAUSE

Code is also contained in powershell script.