Run PowerShell command from command prompt no ps1 script

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I m looking for a way to run just a couple PowerShell commands from the command prompt  I don t want to create a script for this since it s just a couple commands I need to run and since I don t really know how to script with PowerShell   Here is the command I m trying to use to start with   Get-AppLockerFileInformation -Directory  lt folderpath gt  -Recurse -FileType  lt type gt    I don t really want to create a script for this as it would be much easier if I can just run one or two commands from a batch file with the rest of the stuff   EDIT  Here is what I ve tried so far   1   powershell -Command  Get-AppLockerFileInformation       Error  The term  Get-AppLockerFileInformation is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet  function  script file  or operable program       2   powershell -Command  Get-AppLockerFileInformation         No error with this way but I don t get anything back  If I use the Set-AppLockerPolicy    nothing happens   3   powershell -Command   Get-AppLockerFileInformation        Error  The term  Get-AppLockerFileInformation is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet  function  script file  or operable program       4   powershell -Command   amp   Get-AppLockerFileInformation        Error  The term  Get-AppLockerFileInformation is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet  function  script file  or operable program       5   powershell   amp   Get-AppLockerFileInformation        Error  The term  Get-AppLockerFileInformation is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet  function  script file  or operable program       6   powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoLogo -NoProfile -Command  Get-AppLockerFileInformation        No error but nothing happens   7   powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoLogo -NoProfile -Command  Get-AppLockerFileInformation        No error but nothing happens

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Maybe powershell -Command  Get-AppLockerFileInformation        Take a look at powershell

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Here is the only answer that managed to work for my problem  got it figured out with the help of this webpage  nice reference    powershell -command   amp    amp  some-command  someParam     Also  here is a neat way to do multiple commands   powershell -command   amp    amp  some-command  someParam      amp    amp  some-command  -SpecificArg someParam     For example  this is how I ran my 2 commands   powershell -command   amp    amp  Import-Module  AppLocker      amp    amp  Set-AppLockerPolicy  -XmlPolicy myXmlFilePath xml

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Run it on a single command line like so   powershell exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoLogo -NonInteractive -NoProfile    -WindowStyle Hidden -Command  Get-AppLockerFileInformation -Directory  lt folderpath gt     -Recurse -FileType  lt type gt

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This works from my Windows 10 s cmd exe prompt powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command  quot Import-Module C  Users william ps1 TravelBook  Get-TravelBook Hawaii quot   This example shows  how to chain multiple commands how to import module with module path how to run a function defined in the module No need for those fancy  quot  amp  quot

[powershell] Run PowerShell command from command prompt (no ps1 script)

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