Would you like to learn how to change the Powershell execution policy? In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to change the Powershell execution policy on a computer running Windows.
• Windows 7
• Windows 10
• Windows 2012
• Windows 2016
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Tutorial PowerShell – Changing the Execution Policy
On the Start menu, search for an application named: Windows PowerShell.
Right-click on the Windows PowerShell application and select the option: Run as Administrator.
Verify the PowerShell execution policy being used.
Here is the command output:
Change the PowerShell execution policy value to Unrestricted.
The system will request you to confirm your decision.
In our example, we changed the local machine PowerShell scope from restricted to unrestricted.
This will affect all users of this computer.
If you wish to change the PowerShell policy only to the current user, use the following command instead.
Congratulations! You have finished the configuration of the PowerShell execution policy.
