Learn how to create & make a PowerShell script run as a scheduled task with or without parameters using Task Scheduler in Windows 11/10.

Since we have created the PowerShell script using Notepad, to run it, we have to make use of PowerShell. So, open PowerShell as an administrator and then run the following command.

If you run into problems related to PowerShell closing as soon as your script runs, you can use the –NoExit argument, but this argument must be specified before the –File argument.

An elevated PowerShell prompt will now open. You can tell it is elevated as the starting directory will be C:\Windows\System32 and the window title will be 'Administrator: Windows PowerShell'.

Using a feature called PowerShell Remoting, administrators can remotely execute PowerShell scripts just as if they were on their local computer. Let’s examine how to run a remote PowerShell script in ...

Here's how to set a program to always run in administrator mode, so you don't have to go through the UAC warning every time you want to use the Run command box. Remember -- the UAC warning is ...

On Windows 10, you have different ways to launch an app as an administrator to perform elevated tasks, and in this guide, I'll show you how.

If you always need to run an app with admin privileges, here's the quickest way to do to it on Windows 10.