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This line should give you what you need: Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_ComputerSystem | select * | Out-File ($env:COMPUTERNAME + ".txt") To make this runs as administrator, on this or any machine,...
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Thanks! your script starts to be too complicated for my skills (beginning now …). what is proposed @Alexander Johansson and built by me by sending email, works if only I could overcome the problem of...
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This should do the job: # Running this script on Computer A $Account = "domain\user-with-eoungh-permissions-on-ComputerB" $ComputerB = "ComputerB_Name" # Source computer where we initiate the ip/port...
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Hello! I prefer to answer here so that everyone can see the answers Try to open the powershell console and use the "Set-ExecutionPolicy" cmdlet inside of the console instead of inside the script file,...
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So it seems to work, but my goal is to put everything in a script, complementing what I had suggested in your first post . Execution requires a response (Y / N). I tried ECHO Y | Set-ExecutionPolicy...
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Hi again! If you change the execution policy from the console the setting will be permanent. /Alexander
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If you want Set-ExecutionPolicy to work without prompting, add the -Force switch as well. (However, as has been noted, you can't rely on doing this from inside a script, since the execution policy...
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Yes I'm sorry that I wasn't so straight forward in my answer, you can change the execution policy from within a script but not if the execution policy is set to restricted. /Alexander
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unfortunately the problem is that I should perform the execution of the policy manually on many PCs, located in different places. for this I tried to automate the process ….. also to perform...
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If you're in an Active Directory environment, you can use Group Policy to change PowerShell's execution policy. Also, individual users can set it for themselves without admin rights; you just need to...
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If you are in an Active Directory environment you should set the exectuion policy by a Group Policy, the policy is located as seen in the picture below. /Alexander
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Are all in AD. Only one group of users is in workgroup. On these I get the following error (just because I not run the command manually as administrator): Set-ExecutionPolicy: Access is denied to the...
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You can use this script to set Execution Policy on all the computers in the $Targets list to "unrestricted" $DomainAccount = "domain\user-with-enough-permissions-for-task" $Targets =...
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I'll try. It seems a little complicated for my skills …… Thanks
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