I am using Powershell to add a Windows Defender exclusion for a file that gets falsely flagged as a workaround.
I was testing my script in https://tria.ge and everything worked except the Add-MpPreference commands. I have searched everywhere and found nothing. For me it still works and that is why I am baffled.

I am using Powershell to add a Windows Defender exclusion for a file that gets falsely flagged as a workaround.
I was testing my script in https://tria.ge and everything worked except the Add-MpPreference commands. I have searched everywhere and found nothing. For me it still works and that is why I am baffled.

I am using Powershell to add a Windows Defender exclusion for a file that gets falsely flagged as a workaround.
I was testing my script in https://tria.ge and everything worked except the Add-MpPreference commands. I have searched everywhere and found nothing. For me it still works and that is why I am baffled.

I am using Powershell to add a Windows Defender exclusion for a file that gets falsely flagged as a workaround.
I was testing my script in https://tria.ge and everything worked except the Add-MpPreference commands. I have searched everywhere and found nothing. For me it still works and that is why I am baffled.

I am using Powershell to add a Windows Defender exclusion for a file that gets falsely flagged as a workaround.
I was testing my script in https://tria.ge and everything worked except the Add-MpPreference commands. I have searched everywhere and found nothing. For me it still works and that is why I am baffled.

I suddenly can’t seem to split a string, which I’ve done successfully before. The string is a list of exclusions for Get-ChildItem, which I want to display in a more readable format so the user can easily verify they’re correct.

I suddenly can’t seem to split a string, which I’ve done successfully before. The string is a list of exclusions for Get-ChildItem, which I want to display in a more readable format so the user can easily verify they’re correct.

I suddenly can’t seem to split a string, which I’ve done successfully before. The string is a list of exclusions for Get-ChildItem, which I want to display in a more readable format so the user can easily verify they’re correct.

I am trying to run a script to change the account settings of all users.

I am trying to run a script to change the account settings of all users.