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Anything VBS can do, Powershell can do ("everything" that a running user has the security for). Number of characters isn't relevant to scenarios where you're ru
by UnoriginalGuy 10y ago
Anything VBS can do, Powershell can do ("everything" that a running user has the security for). Number of characters isn't relevant to scenarios where you're running PS/VBS/CMD on a local machine.
PS - Your "PS breaker" machine configuration is going to cause problems. Several of Microsoft's installers already run PS scripts behind the scenes. Plus you're doing it for absolutely no technical reason (just ignorant fear).