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Re:Windows Recovery Environment and Bootable USB Creator in ... by andy81 on Saturday July 27, 2024 @08:19AM (#41086096)
You can use the -ExecutionPolicy argument to get around that.

It's not a security boundary, just something to stop users accidentally opening an email attachment like they will with bat/vbs.

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Re:Windows Recovery Environment and Bootable USB Creator in ... by ffsm8 on Saturday July 27, 2024 @12:23PM (#41087551)
Which is pointless if it's only for powershell.... But hey, security theater is kinda the MO of Microsoft if you think about rotating password policies which have a maximum password length etc
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