Question : cmd run powershell command
Answered by : halfdan-dev
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "your script here"Source : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18454653/run-powershell-command-from-command-prompt-no-ps1-script | Last Update : Thu, 19 Nov 20
Question : run powershell code in cmd
Answered by : mobin-sh
powershell -Command "& echo test"Source : | Last Update : Sun, 13 Nov 22
Question : cmd run powershell script
Answered by : yn7ka
CMD>
C:> powershell -File "C:\Zabbix\hello.ps1"
PS>
cd "C:\Zabbix";
echo 'Write-host "Please enter your name:"' > hello.ps1
echo '$userName = read-host' >> hello.ps1
echo '"Hello $userName!"' >> hello.ps1
type hello.ps1
./hello.ps1
For Error: cannot be loaded because the execution of scripts is disabled on this system, Use:
PS> set-executionpolicy remotesignedSource : https://www.techotopia.com/index.php/The_Basics_of_Creating_and_Running_Windows_PowerShell_1.0_Scripts | Last Update : Mon, 05 Sep 22
Question : run powershell command from cmd
Answered by : you
powershell.exe -Command "Write-Host 'Hello, World!'"Source : | Last Update : Tue, 19 Sep 23
Question : run powershell script
Answered by : you
// Install the NuGet package "System.Management.Automation" for PowerShell integration
using System.Management.Automation;
...
public void RunPowerShellScript(string scriptPath)
{ // Create an instance of the PowerShell engine var powerShell = PowerShell.Create(); // Add the script path to the PowerShell instance powerShell.AddScript(scriptPath); // Execute the script var results = powerShell.Invoke(); // Check for any errors if (powerShell.HadErrors) { // Handle or log the errors } // Handle the output (if required) foreach (var result in results) { // Process the output }
}Source : | Last Update : Mon, 18 Sep 23