It contains a series of line commands in plain text that are executed to perform various tasks, such as starting programs or running maintenance utilities within Windows. PS1 files, but you can execute a. BAT file that way.
There are several good reasons for doing this:. So in this post, we are going to discuss how you can call the PowerShell script from a batch file. I had created the simple notepad file and saved it with the.
The below. Here we going to call the PowerShell script which will validate and provide the status of the site. In the first line, the echo off commands are used to disable the echoing or prevents the echo on the screen.
Whether you looking for adding some name like create, rename in the explorer when we right-click in windows? It is a bit more complex than that: what I would like to get is a dropdown list of preselected names when I click on rename function. Another question: is it possible to attach a file on this comment section?
It would be far easier if I could attach a function diagram to show what I am intending to achieve. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam.
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We can't be everywhere at once we know—shocking! The Microsoft Scripting Guys 4 1. Sign in to vote. Monday, July 27, AM. Thursday, July 30, AM. Why does this have to be run from a batch script? This returns a blank command prompt window. The existing script is a batch script so to replace the script with minimal impact to the customer is the goal.
I could run a separate PowerShell script to call the main script but I would need that to be digitally signed. Not impossible mind you, but its a path I would rather avoid. That said if you have the appropriate syntax to create a PowerShell script that can call the main script with the presented credentials from the "get-credential" prompt I am willing to go full bore and get that signed. Its not as seamless as simply replacing the code within the existing batch file.
The script won't make a non-admin an admin. The command works fine for me so perhaps your PS1 does nothing. Monday, July 27, PM. Tuesday, July 28, PM. Wednesday, July 29, AM. What you are asking cannot be done.
If what you a have is acceptable to your people then why ask for the impossible. There may be a language barrier; I simply do not understand what you are trying to say here. Read this post near the top of the forum : You cannot bypass the UAC prompt If that is not what you are asking, then you will need to rewrite your question or clarify.
Wednesday, July 29, PM. Read this post near the top of the forum : If that is not what you are asking, then you will need to rewrite your question or clarify. I am not trying to bypass UAC, what I want is to call the get-credential cmdlt from within a batch script. The syntax above calls powershell and runs "-verb RunAs" my query was is if I can do that with get-credentials because when I try it fails. I would like to do that and have the get-credential passed to the script in essence elevate to open the script.
You cannot use both "Get-Credential" and "-Verb Runas" in the same command. There is no need to be terse, if you do not understand the question please ask.
Tone is very hard to convey online so I can only guess that my question was not clear. Your thoughts on the level of my knowledge of technology do nothing to advance the question I posed.
If I had knowledge of PowerShell I would not be seeking assistance on an online forum. You can either help or not, there is no need to be rude. YOU dopey millennials just can't take a bit of constructive criticism.
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