
console - PowerShell steps to fix slow startup - Stack Overflow
Dec 15, 2019 · I have slow PowerShell console startup times (always more than 5 second wait) and was hoping for advice on troubleshooting steps to find out where the bottlenecks might be?
"Run with Powershell" opens and immediately closes the window …
Nov 21, 2023 · "Run with Powershell" opens and immediately closes the window without working, while calling the script inside powershell works properly Asked 2 years, 1 month ago Modified …
Does powershell opening on startup necissarilly mean infection?
Oct 26, 2024 · Back again with a new question, This time it's concerning Powershell. This doesn't happen upon every Startup, but once in a while as everything loads in Powershell will …
PowerShell window launches then closes immediately
Jun 28, 2015 · 7 When I start PowerShell, it launches and the the window it opens in closes immediately. I tried taking a screenshot and it says there's a registry error: Reading the value …
Automatically windows powershell opens when I open my laptop
Feb 28, 2018 · -1 I have this problem going on for few days, every time I open my laptop it starts Windows Powershell automatically.It's not causing me any problem as I close it once it opens, …
Why is PowerShell taking so long? - Stack Overflow
Oct 1, 2021 · 7 I believe that it's because of the antivirus software. It might be loading some antivirus related modules before the PowerShell module. One way to confirm this is by running …
How do I run a PowerShell script when the computer starts?
The second file is what needs to be executed when the computer starts up, and simply copy-pasting the .ps1 to the startup folder won't work, because that doesn't actually execute the …
Powershell Script only opens as a .txt file when run
Jun 1, 2022 · Start > Run D:\pscript\Intune.ps1 This only opens a .txt file, while researching I've found that the reason this happens is due to security, is there anyway to override this bar …
windows - Powershell start takes long time - Stack Overflow
May 1, 2021 · After analize powershell.exe with procmon (sysinternals tool) I could see that the process was trying to do something in catroot2 folder, so after rename it (you have to stop the …
How do you set PowerShell's default directory? - Stack Overflow
If it does not exist, that's ok; just create it. Create a new file named profile.ps1 in the WindowsPowerShell folder (or PowerShell for PowerShell Core). Open profile.ps1 and add the …