In yesterday's article, I posted a script which can be used to download and delete files from a folder on an FTP site. When I tested it on one computer it worked fine, but on another it failed as the running of PowerShell is restricted. To avoid this error the PowerShell script can be saved to a file with a
powershell -executionpolicy bypass -File "download files.ps1"
This will bypass the execution policy restricting the script from running and allow it to run without issue.
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