[Solved] Powershell issue in 10051

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  1. timster

    timster MDL Senior Member

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  2. pisthai

    pisthai Imperfect Human

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  3. pisthai

    pisthai Imperfect Human

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    #3 pisthai, Apr 7, 2015
    I run 64bit Windows 10 TP 10051 only, not 32bit! Powershell is working only while using the 32bit version, both 64bit (normal and Admin) giving error to start.

    While running Powershell as admin, you could see on on top (blue bar) Administrator: Windows PowerShell, run not as administrator it just shows Windows PowerShell.
     
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  4. EFA11

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  5. jayblok

    jayblok MDL Guru

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    #5 jayblok, Apr 7, 2015
    I thought "issues" in unstable builds were called "Bugs" ?
     
  6. pisthai

    pisthai Imperfect Human

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    #6 pisthai, Apr 7, 2015
    Thanks EFA11 that worked fine. I had no problem with 32bit, just the 64bit and that works now.
     
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  7. timster

    timster MDL Senior Member

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    #7 timster, Apr 7, 2015 (OP)
    yep, that solved the issue. thanks EFA
     
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    #8 endbase, Apr 7, 2015
    Yep works ! :worthy:
     
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  9. BigW

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    #9 BigW, Apr 10, 2015
    By the way this isn't a Windows 10 "issue". This is a security feature from Powershell where executing scripts is dissabled by default. This is to protect windows-dummies to do something hurtfull to their Windows. Powershell can be very powerfull in really messing up yur system if you don't know what you are dooing.