How to schedule a task to execute a PS1 script periodically

PS1 scripts are all executed and can be executed directly through Windows PowerShell, but what if we want to execute a PS1 script on a regular basis? We can implement this requirement by: System planning task, the implementation method is shown below

1. Open: Computer Management, right-click: Task Scheduler, new Basic task,

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2. Enter the task Name

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3. Select the period of task execution

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4. Enter the start time of the command execution

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5. Select Start a program

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6. Browse the directory where PowerShell is located and enter the following parameters

-command "." C:\test.ps1 ' "

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7. Click Finish and open the task's Properties window

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8. Tick: Run as administrator, or the task will report permissions error when executing

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How to schedule a task to execute a PS1 script periodically