

There are hundreds of remote registers across many geographical locations, site visits, degaussing, and remote hands are not feasible solutions. I have full administrative access throughout the infrastructure. My team has been tasked with remote destruction of all data, including the windows 7 operating systems so nothing at all is recoverable. This may sound malicious but actually involves complete remote data destruction for company equipment.

If you do right click on it in the Task bar, you will see number of other 'pinned' shortcuts, that PowerShell team added, they could also be useful.We are downsizing our organization and closing several stores. Select what you need, and shortcut will be placed either into Task bar or into Setup menu. You will see two new menu "Pin to Task Bar" and "Pin to Start Menu". Press Shift and do right click on the shortcut icon. Try this shortcut, your could edit it's name to reflect your changes, like "IIS Console".ģ. Click on Advanced button and check box "Run as administrator". The last step is to make this shortcut elevated. This will load IIS module on PowerShell start-up. %SystemRoot%\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -noexit -command "import-module webadministration | out-null" In the box Target add parameter to the PowerShell.exe, you will need complete command line like this: Now right click this shortcut and click on properties. In Windows 7 you could also place this shortcut to menu or task bar to have it handy.Ĭopy shortcut to WIndows PowerShell from Start Menu/Accessories/Windows PowerShell to the desktop. Now let's create shortcut that will start PowerShell in elevated mode and immediately import IIS module. This is one time operation, PowerShell will save your setting.Ģ. It is pretty safe to limit requirement to have signed scripts to remote scripts only.

", you will need to relax execution policy or sign the file. If you are getting errors like "File \profile.ps1" cannot be loaded. Fortunately, there is a way to automate this routine, like we did for Out-Of-Band release.ġ. Some of our customers don't like to make multiple steps that required to bring IIS module into PowerShell in WIndows 7 RC.
