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Open a command file with Windows PowerShell running it directly
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To open and run a command file (.cmd or .bat) directly in Windows PowerShell, you can use the Start-Process
cmdlet. Here's an example:
powershellStart-Process -FilePath "path\to\your\file.cmd" -NoNewWindow -Wait
Replace "path\to\your\file.cmd"
with the actual path to your command file.
In this example, the -FilePath
parameter specifies the path to the command file you want to run. The -NoNewWindow
parameter ensures that the command file executes within the same PowerShell window, without opening a new console window. The -Wait
parameter makes PowerShell wait for the command file to complete execution before continuing.
By using Start-Process
with these parameters, you can open and run a command file directly within Windows PowerShell, allowing you to execute the commands in the file within the PowerShell environment.