Client Setting – PowerShell Execution Policy is set to All Signed Bypass is not working?

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Have you seen this issue before?

I tried to set the client setting to have PowerShell execution policy. It seems not working for me.

 

Have you able to reprod the issue ? or is it working for you all?

When I try to run the following command on Windows 10, it gives a result that all execution policies are undefined.
>> Get-ExecutionPolicy -List
Scope ExecutionPolicy ----- ---------------
MachinePolicy Undefined
UserPolicy Undefined
Process Undefined
CurrentUser Undefined
LocalMachine Undefined

But when I run the following command it works ok.

  • Set-ExecutionPolicy AllSigned -Force
  • Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Force
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Anoop C Nair 2020-06-21T12:27:18+05:30 2 Answers 507 views
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  2. Anoop C Nair
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    2020-06-21T14:00:58+05:30
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    Sure. We can run a script option to change PowerShell execution policy.

    But in my testing client setting policy is not working. Can you re produce the issue?

    https://snipboard.io/cSv4ly.jpg

  4. Jitesh Kumar
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    2020-06-21T13:49:41+05:30
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    When the execution policy is set to restricted, Its showing undefined in all scope.

    + https://snipboard.io/wIGmVE.jpg

    – Just after setting up manually Its changing scope for LocalMachine based on inputs, However from Task Sequence or manually Its directly working by passing the parameters within command line.

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