Script language- Currently, only PowerShell scripts are supported. Import- Import a PowerShell script into the console. The script is displayed in theScriptfield. Clear- Removes the current script from the Scrip
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此Cmdlet 會建立新的 執行 PowerShell 腳本 步驟物件。 然後使用 Add-CMTaskSequenceStep Cmdlet 將步驟新增至工作順序。 如需此步驟的詳細資訊,請 參閱關於工作順序步驟:執行 PowerShell 腳本。 注意事項 從 Configuration Manager 月臺磁碟驅動器執行 Configuration M
To run both versions of PowerShell side by side, open a terminal with thenon-defaultversion of PowerShell (PowerShell for Windows in my case), and then click the split terminal button. This will open another side-by-side terminal with the other PowerShell version (Powe...
Hi,I'm kind of new to Powershell, and trying to automate some stuff.I found one nice Powershell module named PSWindowsUpdate to manage Windows Updates. I...
Original product version: Cloud Services (Web roles/Worker roles), Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Intune, Azure Backup, Office 365 Identity Management Original KB number: 2669552 Symptoms When you try to run Microsoft Azure Active Directory module for Windows PowerShell cmdlets, you rece...
cmdidShellWindowNavigate9 cmdidShowAllObjects cmdidShowApplications cmdidShowBases cmdidShowBreakpoints cmdidShowCallees cmdidShowCallers cmdidShowDataPane cmdidShowDefns cmdidShowDerived cmdidShowDownloads cmdidShowExternals cmdidShowGraphicalPane cmdidShowGrid cmdidShowHideOutl...
## Microsoft Intune Win32 App Workaround - Check If Running 32-bit Powershell on 64-bit OS, Restart as 64-bit Process If(!([Environment]::Is64BitProcess)){ If([Environment]::Is64BitOperatingSystem){ Write-Log-Message"Running 32-bit Powershell on 64-bit OS, Restarting as 64-bit Pro...
PowerShell Script(EVIL?) $app = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Product -Filter “Name = ‘7-Zip 18.05 (x64 edition)'” $app.Uninstall() In the SCCM console, clickSoftware Library. In the Software Library workspace, clickScripts. On the Home tab, in the Create group, clickCreate Script. ...
That said, I am not sure he is being completely fair. I doubt a business will subscript to InTune just to support sideloading, and for those who do not want to subscribe, running a PowerShell script is not that hard. It seems to me that the problem could be mostly fixed by offering...