Another easy way to execute a ps script from batch is to simply incorporate it between the ECHO and the Redirection characters,( and ),example: @echo offset WD=%dp0ECHO New-Item -Path.Name 'Test.txt' -ItemType 'file' -Value 'This is a text string.' -Force '%WD%PSHELLFILE.ps1'ECHO add-content -path './Test.txt' -value '`r`nThe End' '%WD%PSHELLFILE.ps1'powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File '%WD%PSHELLFILE.ps1'del '%WD%PSHELLFILE.ps1'Last line deletes the created temp file.

1. How To Run Powershell Code In A Batch File
2. Call Batch File From Powershell

How To Run Powershell Code In A Batch File

Call Batch File From Powershell

This simple batch file will enable a PowerShell script file (.ps1) to execute with Administrator permissions in Windows. When preparing PowerShell code for others to use, it’s a lot easier to wrap it up as a PowerShell script file (.ps1) and then execute it from a batch file (.bat).