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Asked: 2026-06-12T13:28:43+00:00

I have written a PS script and I want to run the PS script

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I have written a PS script and I want to run the PS script on set of servers (Windows servers 2008/2003). However, I have been told that, in Addition to the .Net framework, the servers needs some PowerShell-specific files and configuration to be able to run the script.

Please consider the following:

-Only native api was used in the script with no module or extrnal library reference: Get-Date, Get-ChildItem, Get-Service, Get-Content, [Environment]::ExpandEnvironmentVariables($XYZ) .. etc

-Do I need to install Windows Management Framework on each and every server in order to run PowerShell?

-What if the PS script was called from a C# Console application? Anything will be needed beside the .Net frame work?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Powershell is ebabled by default on Windows server 2008 R2, on 2008 PowerShell v1 is a feature to be enabled and v2 is a download. On 2003 both v1 and v2 are a separate download.

    It doesn’t matter what calls the script it will still be executed by PowerShell.

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