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No, these are not exercises for people who are brand new to typing. However, when I double click it, the commands don't run & I think that a command prompt is flashing because the background is black.123456. The target now says: C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe "C:\Users\Phil\Desktop I clicked Advanced & ticked the box that said "Run as administrator".
Powershell.exe "C:\Users\Phil\Desktop\Register Macrium Columns.ps1"Ħ. "C:\Users\Phil\Desktop\Register Macrium Columns.ps1" If I choose "Run as administrator", I get the Prompt because the background that flashes is black, rather than blue. I created a shortcut on my desktop to this file by right clicking & dragging it a short distance & choosing "Create shortcuts here”.Īt this point, if I right click & choose "Run with PowerShell", it runs successfully, but I think it's opening a command If I try to choose "Run as administrator", I get a message that the file doesn't have an app associated with it.ģ.
I can't tell if it's running PowerShell as administrator or not because it flashes too quickly, but the blue background tells me it's PowerShell. Right clicking this file & choosing "run with PowerShell" runs the commands successfully. I named it Register Macrium Columns & changed the extension to. txt file on my desktop that contained the following commands:Ģ. I'm trying to follow your directions, but I'm still confused &ġ. Code: powershell.exe D:\SomeBleedingFolderPath\SomeBleedinProcedure.ps1ģ Shortcut properties, Advanced - Set the RunAsadmin checkboxĭenisThank you for this explanation! Yes, I misunderstood you.
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