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# Go to '''Internet Options''', and then '''Advanced''' | # Go to '''Internet Options''', and then '''Advanced''' | ||
# Then under '''Security''' uncheck ''Check for publisher's certificate revocation'' | # Then under '''Security''' uncheck ''Check for publisher's certificate revocation'' | ||
=== User Profile === | |||
Its possible to create a customised profile so that modules, settings etc are available. This is achieved by running a PowerShell script whenever PowerShell starts | |||
# Locate your profile path | |||
#* <source lang=powershell>Write-Host $profile</source> | |||
# Create a PowerShell script in the exact path | |||
You could for example log all PowerShell activity to a OneDrive folder... | |||
<source lang=powershell> | |||
$today = (Get-Date).ToString("yyyy-MM-dd") | |||
Start-Transcript -Path "$home\OneDrive\Scripts\transcripts\$env:computername-PID$pid-$today.txt" -Append -NoClobber | |||
</source> | |||
== Execution Policy == | == Execution Policy == | ||