Category: 4. Execution Policy

Remove the ExecutionPolicy We can remove the execution policy for a particular scope by setting the execution policy to Undefined. Example: This example removes the execution policy for all the users of the local computer.

The output of the above command looks like this: The above command will display output as RemoteSigned

The following are the valid values for the execution policy scope: MachinePolicy This scope sets by the group policy for all the computer users. UserPolicy This scope sets by the Group policy for the current user of a computer. Process This scope only affects the current session of PowerShell. CurrentUser In this scope, the execution…

An execution policy is the feature of PowerShell that specifies the conditions under which PowerShell loads the configuration files and run the scripts. On a Windows operating system, we can set the execution policy for the current user, local computer, or for a specific session. Execution policies for the Current user and the local computer…