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Valnurat
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Try :

 

Run ( Powershell [Powershellcommands] )

Or click on my nickname < Caramen i am coding alot of powershell things ATM and requested a lot of helps

I am sure you gonna find something

 

Also you have to check out your AD rights ; The powershell restriction of the computer ; etc....

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On 11/7/2016 at 9:03 AM, Valnurat said:

Hi experts.

I'm trying to get this to work:

https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/173949-using-the-autoit-powershell-cmdlets/

but I get an error:  error: syntax error (illegal character)


"Import-Module .\"

Can anyone help me?

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Hmm.  You should be able to just write "Import-module AutoITX".  But you actually shouldn't even have to type that out.  A good way to determine if the Autoitx cmdlets are accessible to powershell is to load the Powershell ISE scripting environment, and look here:

hry8D2R.png

If you can see the module listed in this drop-down, it is already available for use in that session of powershell, you just need to start using the cmdlets

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