I have a PowerShell script named MyScript.ps1
. How do I execute it?
You can execute a PowerShell script by following these steps:
PS>
prompt.cd "C:\My Scripts"
.\
syntax to tell PowerShell to look for the script in the current directory:.\MyScript.ps1
To run the script with a single PowerShell command from anywhere in the file system, you can specify the full path:
& "C:\My Scripts\MyScript.ps1"
Note that the path must be surrounded by quotation marks if it contains one or more spaces.
To run the script from Windows CMD or the Windows Run dialog, enter the following:
powershell -noexit "& ""C:\My Scripts\MyScript.ps1"""
Note that &
in the above is the call operator, which invokes the script.
If any of these methods produces an error indicating that the execution of scripts is disabled on your system, please see this answer.
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