Takes one PowerShell script and any number of supplementary files or even a directory and creates an exe using Windows's built in iexpress program. The exe will run on any machine with PowerShell 2.0+.
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How to pass parameters to embedded PowerShell Script #9
maybe i've overseen something. I created an EXE file from a PS Script and an additional folder.
In the next step i want to run the EXE file silent with an additional parameter or named parameter. That did not work for me.
What i already tried:
That starts the installer and extracts the content to C:\temp. Afterwards the ps script is started and asks for the parameter
install.exe /t:c:\temp
install.exe /t:c:\temp install (unnamed parameter for PS Script)
install.exe /t:c:\temp -action (named parameter for PS Script)
Is it not possible to run the exe with additional parameter?
Hello,
maybe i've overseen something. I created an EXE file from a PS Script and an additional folder. In the next step i want to run the EXE file silent with an additional parameter or named parameter. That did not work for me.
What i already tried:
That starts the installer and extracts the content to C:\temp. Afterwards the ps script is started and asks for the parameter install.exe /t:c:\temp
install.exe /t:c:\temp install (unnamed parameter for PS Script) install.exe /t:c:\temp -action (named parameter for PS Script)
Is it not possible to run the exe with additional parameter?
Thank you for coming back to me.
Greetings Michael