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USing loop in powershell to run different .exe files at different locations.
Please check the below screenshot.
The first command in powershell is running fine, however I need to run the same command for 8 different .exe files. I have mentioned the paths where I need to run the command.
Assist if any idea how I can put those in a loop and run the script for all simultaneously.
myscript.PNG
The first command in powershell is running fine, however I need to run the same command for 8 different .exe files. I have mentioned the paths where I need to run the command.
Assist if any idea how I can put those in a loop and run the script for all simultaneously.
myscript.PNG
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Aakash Aggarwal
@aakash It would be more helpful if you could paste your script content in code blocks rather than in a PNG format. This would make it faster to answer your question and not have to rewrite all the code.
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Changed the Code a little bit. I wasn't sure if you had an executable in "
If you don't just remove the line or comment it out.
Please note: I typed all that freehand so there are probably some typo's
invoke-script -Path "D:\InetPub\wwwroot\"
If you don't just remove the line or comment it out.
Please note: I typed all that freehand so there are probably some typo's
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Thanks