Hello,
I’m trying to string multiple commands together and create 1 batch file. I’ve tried ; and && with no luck. The commands include: Install-PackageProvider NuGet -Force; Install-Module -Name PSWindowsUpdate; Get-Package -Name PSWindowsUpdate and so on…
I’ve tried individual new lines and navigated to the ps1 file + executing it…
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Thanks in advance.
[quote quote=236014]… with no luck.
I’ve tried individual new lines and navigated to the ps1 file + executing it…[/quote]
You may share the complete code and you should share complete error messages if you get some. And you have to elaborate more detailed how you run your script and what happens when you run your script.
Tried this and it seems to work, your mileage may vary.
c:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command “& {Get-Host;Get-Host;Get-Host}”
What have you tried? Semicolons is all you need unless you’re piping something.
powershell Install-PackageProvider NuGet -Force; Install-Module -Name PSWindowsUpdate; Get-Package -Name PSWindowsUpdate