There are not many cases when you need to execute a Power Shell script (*.PS1 file) as Administrator. But when you need it, it can be tricky. Instead of just double clicking your PS1 file, you need to open an elevated Power Shell console and type the name of the PS1 script file at...
Calling a PS script from VBA with parameter Calling C# Named parameter function from using the powershell Calling Function from Script Block Calling NMAP from PowerShell and capturing the results Calling one PowerShell Script from Another Calling powershell script from C# code with administrator privil...
Run a Powershell Script every xx minutes via a Windows Service? Run a script at startup only once and without logon Run a task once at midnight using schtasks Run registry key as a scheduled task? Run scheduled as build-in administrator runas with /netonly and /savecred Running a .cmd ...
There are times when I want to elevate a PowerShell process on one of our lab Windows 7 clients & run a script as a user account with administrator privileges. Usually I’m working on a lab machine running as a non-administrative test user. Since you cannot easily elev...
1.On the Start menu, locate the program that you want to always run as an administrator. 2.Right-click the application’s shortcut, and then click Properties. 3.In the Properties dialog box, click the Compatibility tab. 4.Do one of the following: ...
–NoNewWindow starts the process in the current window (add this at end of the script to mention not to open the cmd window). Start-Process -FilePath ‘C:\blog\callme.bat’ To run the Batch file as administrator, add -verb run as in the above code. This command is useful when you...
1.On the Start menu, locate the program that you want to always run as an administrator. 2.Right-click the application’s shortcut, and then click Properties. 3.In the Properties dialog box, click the Compatibility tab. 4.Do one of the following: ...
Type and search [Windows PowerShell] in the Windows search bar①, then select [Run as Administrator]②. Type command [(Get-AppPackage -AllUsers -Name "MicrosoftTeams").PackageFullName | Remove-AppPackage -AllUsers]③, then press Enter key on the keyboard. After the next command line ...
Type and search [Windows PowerShell] in the Windows search bar①, then select [Run as Administrator]②. Type command [(Get-AppPackage -AllUsers -Name "MicrosoftTeams").PackageFullName | Remove-AppPackage -AllUsers]③, then press Enter key on the keyboard. After the next command line ...
From the elevated (Run as Administrator) Powershell window, run.\install.ps1 This will initialize the repo, create your logfile directory, create a scheduled task in Windows Task Scheduler to run the task daily, and install Send-MailKitMessage module. ...