PS1 script doesn't work on Windows 11 22H2

jinkazama · Feb 16, 2023

I have a working ps1 script to install windows app (i use it on windows 10) but if i use it on Windows 11 22H2 it opens and close after 1 second.
I've enabled Developer mode but it doesn't work, someone can help me to use it?
I think it's Powershell Execution Policy issue.
Thank you

OAT · Feb 16, 2023

jinkazama said:
I have a working ps1 script to install windows app (i use it on windows 10) but if i use it on Windows 11 22H2 it opens and close after 1 second.
I've enabled Developer mode but it doesn't work, someone can help me to use it? Thank you

Do you run it as admin?

jinkazama · Feb 16, 2023

OAT said:
Do you run it as admin?

In contextual menu there is only "run with powershell" but it works on windows 10

FreeBooter · Feb 16, 2023

Open the PowerShell and execute the .ps1 script from PowerShell to see error message.

Archigos · Feb 16, 2023

First, open Powershell (not the script)... navigate to the directory that has the script and run it manually from there, that way the window wont just flash and go away, you may find an error message that explains what's going on... If that doesn't work, I have a few ideas, but if you don't mind, could you post the contents of the file so we can test it on our systems? (Obviously remove any personal info, keys, etc.)

jinkazama · Feb 17, 2023

I got this error:

Code:

SecurityError: (:) [], PSSecurityException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : UnauthorizedAccess

Then i've googled and i've found this solution, in a administrator Powershell i run

Code:

Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

and after this i can run ps1 directly from file.
Is there a way to apply this remotesigned command via script?

Archigos · Feb 17, 2023

With that error, you have two choices... You can remove/alter the security feature that restricts the type of Powershell script you can run or the safer option which is to self-sign your script.

Just so you know, when you ran: Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned that 'sticks' so you don't need to run it again next time. It's a toggle, when you set the Policy to any of the options.

My suggestion would be to follow the instructions on this site (about Signing - PowerShell) to learn how to self-sign scripts that you have written. (Do NOT self-sign scripts you find online unless you understand what they are doing so you don't cause any problems.)

jinkazama · Feb 17, 2023

Thank you for reply

jinkazama · Feb 22, 2023

I wanna share my experience, i've found a way to run single script without discalimers and prompt windows, just create a .bat file

Code:

powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -windowstyle hidden -noninteractive -nologo -file "scriptfilename.ps1"

Try3 · Feb 22, 2023

There's more about setting the Execution policy in
Change PowerShell Script Execution Policy - TenForumsTutorials

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