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powershell.exe -File upload.ps1 powershell.exe -File upload.ps1
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 +PowerShell (Core)'s ''pwsh.exe'' installs into ''C:\Program Files\PowerShell\<version>''.
Note that by default, executing PowerShell scripts is disabled. To override that, you can either lift the restriction by typing using ''[[ps>microsoft.powershell.security/set-executionpolicy|Set-ExecutionPolicy]]'' cmdlet on PowerShell administrator console:((Run ''powershell.exe'' as Administrator to get PowerShell console.)) Note that by default, executing PowerShell scripts is disabled. To override that, you can either lift the restriction by typing using ''[[ps>microsoft.powershell.security/set-executionpolicy|Set-ExecutionPolicy]]'' cmdlet on PowerShell administrator console:((Run ''powershell.exe'' as Administrator to get PowerShell console.))
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powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -File upload.ps1 powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -File upload.ps1
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-PowerShell (Core)'s ''pwsh.exe'' installs into ''C:\Program Files\PowerShell\<version>''. 
===== [[install]] Installing the Assembly ===== ===== [[install]] Installing the Assembly =====
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==== [[module]] PowerShell Module ==== ==== [[module]] PowerShell Module ====
-There is a third-party PowerShell module, [[https://dotps1.github.io/WinSCP/|WinSCP PowerShell Wrapper]], that provides a cmdlet interface on top of the .NET assembly.+There is a third-party PowerShell module, [[https://github.com/tomohulk/WinSCP|WinSCP PowerShell Wrapper]], that provides a cmdlet interface on top of the .NET assembly.
Example: Example:

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