Run Powershell script from software package

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Last updated 19 janeiro 2025
Run Powershell script from software package
Hello, It might be really handy to run a Powershell script on your clients for doing a broad range of tasks. In the past, vbscript was used to perform these tasks but considering to use powershell for the same tasks might be interesting The big advantage of using Powershell is that it's been built on…
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