Quick way to set the powershell ExecutionPolicy for the session
On my workstation I’ve set the powershelle executionpolicy to unrestricted. But there are times I need to run a script directly from a server and I don’t want to change the policy just run this script this one time.
set-executionpolicy can be applied at different levels:
-Scope ExecutionPolicyScope
The scope of the execution policy.
Valid values:
Process Affect only the current PowerShell process.
CurrentUser Affect only the current user.
LocalMachine Affect all users of the computer.
If you use -scope process it will just change the policy for the existing session.
Its quick and easy, hope this help you in your powershell journey.
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