PS1 scripts Issue

[mr-es335]

Good day,
I hope that the day finds you all very well!

I have been experiencing major issues with regards to executing .ps1 script within AutoIt in Windows 10 LTSC!!

I finally discover that "tucked away in the background" , was an error message stating, "...running scripts is disabled on this system...". This was discovered after some 1-2 hours of wondering why my script was NOT executing as expected!
• See this: [Click_Me] ...and this... [Click_Me]

Here is the original script...

; -----------------------------------------------
Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1)
; -----------------------------------------------
ExcludeMe()
; -----------------------------------------------
Func ExcludeMe()
    Local $sPS1Script = "D:\Install\OS\Scripts\ExcludeMe.ps1"
    ; -----------------------------------------------
    Run('powershell.exe -File ' & '"' & $sPS1Script & '"', "", @SW_HIDE)
EndFunc   ;==>ExcludeMe
; -----------------------------------------------

...and here is the updated script...

; -----------------------------------------------
Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1)
; -----------------------------------------------
ExcludeMe()
; -----------------------------------------------
Func ExcludeMe()
    Local $sPS1Script = "D:\Install\OS\Scripts\ExcludeMe.ps1"
    ; -----------------------------------------------
    Run('powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File ' & '"' & $sPS1Script & '"', "", @SW_HIDE)
EndFunc   ;==>ExcludeMe
; -----------------------------------------------

All that was required was the addition of the parameter, "-ExecutionPolicy Bypass"!! "WOW!!!"

I must admit that I was rather surprised...that it would appear...that no one else was experiencing this issue!!

I hope this information will be of some practicable employment?

[argumentum]

2 hours ago, mr-es335 said:

I must admit that I was rather surprised...that it would appear...that no one else was experiencing this issue!!

Not an issue, a feature. Otherwise one can run a malicious .ps1 without knowing. Shouldn't be used unless by the owner of the PC willingly does it. Safety first.

[mr-es335]

argumentum,

Thanks for the clarification...Yes, indeed! Your comment..."Not an issue, a feature...." is very apropos here!

Thansk!