Adding a "Potential COI" alert to the feed Page Curation tools optionally available on any page, not just those in NewPagesFeed Assisted reporting at AIV of authors of blatantly blockably created pages Ability to log CSD taggings to their CSD logs
Filters by a score of estimated public interest That's why I said "failed to create a shortcut". Also, at the end of the script I added test-path to test the shortcut existence and it showed that the shortcut does not exist. The code runs without an error, but on the folder a shortcut never appears. I would appreciate it if anyone give me a tip to settle this out. This indicates that the object is properly created but does not appear on the network drive as intended. The result was like this (I am replacing the path to ***) FullName : ***\test.lnk When I failed to create a shortcut on a office PC, no error came up, so I have no idea what is wrong.įor debugging I ran the below script on PowerShell ISE Console, $WsShell=New-Object -ComObject WScript.Shell
$Shortcut.WindowStyle=1 # 1:Normal/2:Max/7:Min $Shortcut.WorkingDirectory=$PowerShellPath $PowerShellPath=::GetDirectoryName($PowerShellFullPath) $Shortcut.Arguments="-NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File `"$PSCommandPath`"" # Set arguments to pass to the power shell $PowerShellFullPath=cmd /c where powershell # Set PowerShell location as a target path
$Shortcut=$WsShell.CreateShortcut("$SendToDirectory")
$SendToDirectory=Join-Path $env:APPDATA "\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo\test.lnk" $WsShell=New-Object -ComObject WScript.Shell My script is like below and worked on my laptop, but failed on a PC at workplace.Ī possible difference between those two environment is that both the script and SendTo folder are located in a local drive on my laptop while they are on a network drive at office. I would like to create a shortcut of a PowerShell script in SendTo folder with PowerShell.
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