I have this that loads at start up and wondered if anyone can enlighten me as to what it is and does please.
YES Drive Open PowerShell window here powershell.exe -noexit -command Set-Location '%V'
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Create Account How it WorksI have this that loads at start up and wondered if anyone can enlighten me as to what it is and does please.
YES Drive Open PowerShell window here powershell.exe -noexit -command Set-Location '%V'
The Set-Location cmdlet is roughly equivalent to the cd command found in Cmd.exe: it enables you to specify a new working location in a namespace. You can disable this startup command.
I tried to disable and it would not let me.
I looked up what you said as I didn't understand it I'm not very technical when it comes to computers.
It says it's a administrative script. I can't write any programming language's and neither have I ever used or herd of power shell before now would it have been a program on my machine that wrote it?
Edited by ile, 24 August 2017 - 10:03 AM.
It doesn't list it in the list only internet explorer is listed I think it may be to do with chrome.
It's a very interesting tool I like the virus total site i found because of it. I have 1 question about that why is it a lot of my programs under the virus total section get 1/64 in red from virus total. I am assuming these are the things know as a false reading.
Some of the scan result can be false positive results.
Thank you for your help
You are very welcome!
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