Product, version and build: 4.2.99
PS1 To EXE by F2KO (Make sure t it is the local install command line interface, not the web one) The Paid ones are: PowerShell Studio. ISE Steroids 2.0 Enterprise. Noted: I think the free ones should be fine for most uses. I do like PowerShell Studio though. Currently the deno compile subcommand does not support cross platform compilation. Compilation for a specific platform has to happen on that platform. If there is demand, we would like to add the ability to cross compile for a different architecture using a -target flag when compiling. The tracking issue for this is #8567. SO I was thinking of some fun things to do with it, getting reverse shells, dumping passwords with mimikatz, compiling.cs files etc to evade AV and whitelisting. It’s fairly simple to do,here’s an example of a powershell reverse shell: just press ctrl+r, type in iexpress and hit enter. Chose the first selection and hit next. Browse your project using the Browse button from the Content sources part In the EXE informations type the EXE name Select the main PS1 to launch when executing the EXE file Check Requires admin rights if the EXE needs admin rights to be executed Browse the icon file to add to your EXE. Intro I’ve been asked the question on “How can I turn my script to an exe-file” more times than I can remember. My answer has always been: -“Just host Windows PowerShell in an executable and run what ever code you like.” Scared of using C# most people has ignored my advice and used some kind of tool to do this, and there is no fault in that (as long as you choose a tool from a.
Compile Powershell
32 or 64 bit version of product: 64bit
Compile Ps1 To Exe Commands
Operating system: Windows 8.1 Patched current32 or 64 bit OS: 64bit
I have been working on a script and when I compile it, it appears to compile fine. It is adding an elevated Manifest regardless of what I select in the build settings.
I have tried with 'Create an application without Manifest', 'Embed a default Manifest', 'Embed a default Manifest for elevation'.
What I actually need is 'Embed a default Manifest for elevation', but when I compile using that option or 'Embed a default Manifest' I receive the following error message when trying to run the EXE.
It is a dialog box, first line is the pathtoexename.exe I ran followed by:
I have also tried to build a .config file and without a .config file with no difference...
And finally, I can build a running exe if I select, 'Create an application without Manifest', but again it defaults to an Admin Manifest, and I am still trying to find out why without specifying.
and even though that EXE runs successfully, after it runs I receive the following dialog box:
If this program didn't install correctly, you can try installing the program using compatibility settings.
<Selectable option>Install using compatibility settings
<Selectable option>This program installed correctly
Please help...
Thanks,