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The FIX First run - Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser

Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
 
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Could I ask you to use shorter post topic, Current one cuts things out.
Could I also ask you to post whole line that supposedly causes problems?
Could I also ask what said powershell script is supposed to do, we all should know not to copy/paste random scripts with no idea what they are supposed to do. However clarifying the exact situation where this should be run could help.
 
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Could I ask you to use shorter post topic, Current one cuts things out.
Could I also ask you to post whole line that supposedly causes problems?
Could I also ask what said powershell script is supposed to do, we all should know not to copy/paste random scripts with no idea what they are supposed to do. However clarifying the exact situation where this should be run could help.
thread is intended for people who know what this script is.
 
it is generally good manners to tell people which/what debloat script out of github it is. There are tens of them, for different versions of windows.
in your scripts case, it seems to be this:
https://github.com/Sycnex/Windows10Debloater
page which documents what script is supposed to do, which is ALWAYS good thing to mention.

Key notes there are that it is for WINDOWS 10, not 11, I do not doubt it couldn't work on windows 11 but... mixing versions is always sketchy.

also directions on that documentation point to download and run locally, while download link you provided should work... downloading file yourself will without extra steps.
 
it is generally good manners to tell people which/what debloat script out of github it is. There are tens of them, for different versions of windows.
in your scripts case, it seems to be this:
https://github.com/Sycnex/Windows10Debloater
page which documents what script is supposed to do, which is ALWAYS good thing to mention.

Key notes there are that it is for WINDOWS 10, not 11, I do not doubt it couldn't work on windows 11 but... mixing versions is always sketchy.

also directions on that documentation point to download and run locally, while download link you provided should work... downloading file yourself will without extra steps.
it is generally good manners to tell people which/what debloat script out of github it is. There are tens of them, for different versions of windows.
in your scripts case, it seems to be this:
https://github.com/Sycnex/Windows10Debloater
page which documents what script is supposed to do, which is ALWAYS good thing to mention.

Key notes there are that it is for WINDOWS 10, not 11, I do not doubt it couldn't work on windows 11 but... mixing versions is always sketchy.

also directions on that documentation point to download and run locally, while download link you provided should work... downloading file yourself will without extra steps.
im not promoting that script just the fix get off me.
 
it is generally good manners to tell people which/what debloat script out of github it is. There are tens of them, for different versions of windows.
in your scripts case, it seems to be this:
https://github.com/Sycnex/Windows10Debloater
page which documents what script is supposed to do, which is ALWAYS good thing to mention.

Key notes there are that it is for WINDOWS 10, not 11, I do not doubt it couldn't work on windows 11 but... mixing versions is always sketchy.

also directions on that documentation point to download and run locally, while download link you provided should work... downloading file yourself will without extra steps.
https://github.com/LeDragoX/Win-Debloat-Tools/find/main
 
im not promoting that script just the fix get off me.
Simply posting some random piece of code without fully explaining what it is, how it works, and why someone would need it is a good way to get tagged as a spammer here. In addition, please lose the attitude. Now, once again:

  1. What is this?
  2. What, specifically, does it do?
  3. Who, specifically, needs this, and why?
  4. What version of, in this case, Windows is this written for?
  5. How does one invoke this, and what, if any, are the possible consequences if things go wrong?
 
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