Empower Your Scripts Supercharge Powershell with PassThru and Start-Process

You're going to want to start any exploration into processes with looking at what's already running. This is very easy with PowerShell. Just use the Get-Process ... If you want to see the output of the Stop-Process cmdlet, you can use the -PassThru parameter. This parameter returns a System.Diagnostics. Get-Help About_Scripts · Running a script starts with a period (".") and then the file path: . ".\myfile.ps1" · If Running a script in the same directory, precede ... -inputObject Accept a process object as input to Stop-Process. A variable, command or expression that returns the process object(s) -PassThru Pass the object ... powershell -Command "try{$app = Start-Process -PassThru -FilePath \"cluster\GatewayServer.exe\" -WorkingDirectory \"C:\app\" -ArgumentList ... Hello, I'm working on a Powershell script to install Autodesk ... " -NoNewWindow -Wait -PassThru).ExitCode. Doing this I get the msiexec ... No problems. You could improve your script by assigning a variable to "Start-Process" and then check it's exitcode to determine whetever it was ... ... powershell.exe args=-executionpolicy bypass %filename% filename=FsecureUninstall.ps1 (Start-Process -FilePath "C:\Program Files (x86) ... $app = start-process -passthru $program $program_args. saying -. "The error information returned by PowerShell is: 'The term 'start-process ... You may start an Administrative Powershell from a separate shell by using the `-Verb RunAs` parameter like this: ```powershell Start-Process ...