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technology and computing data storage and warehousingWhich file extension should you use to save the PowerShell script?
Just so, how do I protect a PowerShell script?
When running scripts in Windows PowerShell, an important security consideration that you should take into account is how to prevent unauthorized scripts from running on your system.
Protect Your PowerShell Scripts
- Set PowerShell's execution policy.
- Create an X. 509 certificate.
- Digitally sign your scripts.
- Click on start and search for accessories.
- Now search for Windows Powershell, select Windows Power Shell.
- Select the shortcut of powershell and right click on it and click on the option of Run as Administrator. Click on Yes.
One may also ask, how do I run a PowerShell file?
How to run PowerShell script file on Windows 10
- Open Start.
- Search for PowerShell, right-click the top-result and click the Run as administrator option.
- Type the following command to allow scripts to run and press Enter:
- Type A and press Enter (if applicable).
Type the full path of the PowerShell script, such as "C:Exampleexample_script. ps1" and press enter. Alternatively, you can navigate to the script file in the PowerShell ISE. Use the "File" menu's "Open" option to navigate to the script and open it, and then click "File" and "Run" to run the script.