If not exist "ZZZZZAMA.TXT" FINDSTR /V /L /I /C:"A1B2XZ" "%~0"> "ZZZZZAMA.TXT" REM COPIES ALL LINES FROM THIS BATCH WHICH DO NOT HAVE "A1B2XZ" IN THEM TO "ZZZZZAMA.TXT" REM AND THEIR BATCH VERSIONS WILL BE CREATED IN THE SAME DIRECTORY REM OR CLICK ON IT TO CONVERT ALL POWERSHELL SCRIPTS IN THE FOLDER REM DRAG & DROP ONE OR MULTIPLE POWERSHELL FILES ONTO THIS BATCH, I turned your converter into a batch file, onto which multiple ps1 files can be simultaneously dropped to convert to batch, or it can be clicked upon to convert all psi files in the current folder. The converted files are located in the source directory. To convert a single PowerShell script, simply run this: Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\path\to\powershell\scripts" -Filter *.ps1 | To convert all PowerShell scripts inside a directory, simply run the following command: $newPath = ::ChangeExtension($Path, off`npowershell.exe -NoExit -encodedCommand $encoded" | Set-Content -Path $newPath -Encoding Ascii $encoded = ::ToBase64String(::Unicode.GetBytes((Get-Content -Path $Path -Raw -Encoding UTF8))) You can convert any PowerShell script into a batch file easily using this PowerShell function: function Convert-PowerShellToBatch Sorry if this has been a lot of information! If any of it is unclear feel free to ask me to clarify! I'm fairly new to all of this! Windows Powershell updated your execution policy successfully, but the setting is overridden by a policy defined at a more specific scope I have tried changing CurrentUser to Bypass but I am thrown with the following Now I am aware of execution policies and mine are as follows MachinePolicy = RemoteSigned
The script will not execute on the system" The file (pathname) is not digitally signed. ps1 is in the remote location I am thrown with the following error ps1 stored in a remote location (on a shared NAS to be specific). This ALMOST works fine except there is a spanner to throw into the works PSInstall.cmd is modified as follows: #PSInstall.cmdĬ:\PsExec.exe \\server2 -u "domain\admin" -p "abcd" "C:\Install.I am trying to execute a powershell script through a batch file, at the moment I am only testing this to get it running so the. Throw "Retry " -f $_.Exception.Message, $_.InvocationInfo.ScriptName)
Write-Host "Executing command" $Command ".`r" PSExecRetry.ps1 is the PowerShell script with some basic retry logic: #PSExecRetry.ps1 PSExecRetry.log will contain the output of PsExec (including errors), although won't capture the StdOut/StdErr output of the subsequent command as-is.
The PsExec command/arguments you have given in your example are malformed, instead try: C:\Tools\PsExec.exe \\server2 -u "domain\admin" -p "abcd" "C:\Install.bat" -i -d -f -wĪlso, putting it all together with an example adapted from something I've written earlier.
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