Windows PowerShell Hands-On Training for Beginners - Launch PowerShell as Admin and Non-Admin and PowerShell Execution P

This lecture explains the concept of PowerShell execution policy, its default settings, and the importance of running PowerShell in administrator mode. It covers how to change the execution policy, the implications of doing so, and the differences in policy settings across PowerShell versions. The lecture concludes with best practices for using PowerShell safely and effectively.

What is the purpose of the execution policy in PowerShell?

What command is used to check the current execution policy in PowerShell?

Why is the default execution policy set to 'restricted'?

How can you set the execution policy to allow script execution?

What are the different execution policies available in PowerShell?

What happens when you try to change the execution policy without administrator rights?

What should you consider when working with multiple versions of PowerShell regarding execution policy?