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| @ECHO off | |
| @setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion | |
| @goto label1 | |
| @echo this lines should not be printed | |
| @echo and this whole block (lines 4-8) can actually be removed | |
| @echo I added these just for Charlie22911 | |
| @:label1 | |
| @set LF=^ | |
| @SET command=# | |
| @FOR /F "tokens=*" %%i in ('findstr -bv @ "%~f0"') DO SET command=!command!!LF!%%i | |
| @powershell -noprofile -noexit -command !command! & goto:eof | |
| # *** POWERSHELL CODE STARTS HERE *** # | |
| Write-Host 'This is PowerShell code being run from inside a batch file!' -Fore red | |
| $PSVersionTable | |
| Get-Process -Id $PID | Format-Table | |
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The double at's (@) were just incase the original batch included one in the first place.
You can change it to use only one. I'll fix the code above to reflect it.