Feb 3, 2012 · Set-ExecutionPolicy Restricted When run powershell.exe test.ps1 at command prompt, I got

The file \\Server\ps.ps1 is not digitally signed. The script will not execute on the system. Archived Forums 901-920 > Windows PowerShell

LocalMachine Unrestricted So I did a " Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope Process -Force"

I have a batch file that executes a PS script. It is like this: @echo off powershell.exe -executionpolicy unrestricted -command .\MyPSScript.ps1

In "Unrestricted" mode I can't run it without admin user/pass so I tried the "Dissalowed" mode and I added a path rule and hash rule in "User configuration\Windows settings\Security …

Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted This will work for the setting of privaledges but I am currently asking about how I can use this in an IF statement to first check then apply like this:

Users experiencing similar issue have fixed the issue by setting theexecution policy from undefined to unrestricted, so you need to run " Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted " in …

dunno about WDS Answer-File called scripts, but if you call powershell.exe, you can specify the parameter -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted. If that's viable to do directly, great.

Donc le script est sur votre poste et vous essayez d'exécuter à travers ce scripte des commandes distantes, ce qui revient en quelques sorte à l’exécution de ce script sur les machines …

And it errors on you? Something about ExecutionPolicy maybe? Try running this: Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope Process \\server\share\scripts\script.ps1