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May 12, 2010
A. Scheduling a PowerShell script is easy: Just schedule PowerShell.exe, which is located in WindowsSystem32WindowsPowerShellv1.0 (even v2 is located in that folder for some reason). PowerShell.exe has command-line parameters that let you specify a command—such as the name of a script—that you want to run. Just be sure that the scheduled task is running under a user account that has permission to do whatever the script is trying to do.
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