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Both of the modules I posted can do that, though the second one is easier to use (requires fewer changes to your existing script):

# At beginning of script (either in the Begin block, if you're using begin/process/end, or just after the param() block)

# This syntax assumes you've placed the PSLogging module in your modules directory.  If not, you can specify an absolute
# path to the folder or PSLogging.psd1 file instead of just 'PSLogging' in the Import-Module command.

Import-Module PSLogging
$logFile = Add-LogFile -Path C:\Path\To\LogFile.log

# ... Your existing script code

# At the end of the script

$logFile | Disable-LogFile

# Output should have been captured to the 'C:\Path\To\LogFile.log' file.

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