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PS2EXE
Script to convert powershell scripts to standalone executables
Assuming "ps2exe.ps1" and a scoure script "source.ps1" are in the current directory,
.\ps2exe.ps1 .\source.ps1 .\target.exe
compiles "source.ps1" into the executable target.exe
(if ".\target.exe" is omitted, output is written to ".\source.exe").
or start Win-PS2EXE for a graphical front end!
Usage:
ps2exe.ps1 [-inputFile] '<file_name>' [[-outputFile] '<file_name>'] [-verbose]
[-debug] [-runtime20|-runtime40] [-lcid <id>] [-x86|-x64] [-STA|-MTA] [-noConsole]
[-credentialGUI] [-iconFile '<filename>'] [-title '<title>'] [-description '<description>']
[-company '<company>'] [-product '<product>'] [-copyright '<copyright>'] [-trademark '<trademark>']
[-version '<version>'] [-configFile] [-noOutput] [-noError] [-requireAdmin] [-supportOS]
[-virtualize] [-longPaths]
inputFile = Powershell script that you want to convert to executable
outputFile = destination executable file name, defaults to inputFile with extension '.exe'
runtime20 = this switch forces PS2EXE to create a config file for the generated executable that contains the
"supported .NET Framework versions" setting for .NET Framework 2.0/3.x for PowerShell 2.0
runtime40 = this switch forces PS2EXE to create a config file for the generated executable that contains the
"supported .NET Framework versions" setting for .NET Framework 4.x for PowerShell 3.0 or higher
lcid = location ID for the compiled executable. Current user culture if not specified
x86 or x64 = compile for 32-bit or 64-bit runtime only
STA or MTA = 'Single Thread Apartment' or 'Multi Thread Apartment' mode
noConsole = the resulting executable will be a Windows Forms app without a console window
credentialGUI = use GUI for prompting credentials in console mode
iconFile = icon file name for the compiled executable
title = title information (displayed in details tab of Windows Explorer's properties dialog)
description = description information (not displayed, but embedded in executable)
company = company information (not displayed, but embedded in executable)
product = product information (displayed in details tab of Windows Explorer's properties dialog)
copyright = copyright information (displayed in details tab of Windows Explorer's properties dialog)
trademark = trademark information (displayed in details tab of Windows Explorer's properties dialog)
version = version information (displayed in details tab of Windows Explorer's properties dialog)
configFile = write config file (<outputfile>.exe.config)
noOutput = the resulting executable will generate no standard output (includes verbose and information channel)
noError = the resulting executable will generate no error output (includes warning and debug channel)
requireAdmin = if UAC is enabled, compiled executable run only in elevated context (UAC dialog appears if required)
supportOS = use functions of newest Windows versions (execute [Environment]::OSVersion to see the difference)
virtualize = application virtualization is activated (forcing x86 runtime)
longPaths = enable long paths ( > 260 characters) if enabled on OS (works only with Windows 10)
A generated executables has the following reserved parameters:
-debug Forces the executable to be debugged. It calls "System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Break()".
-extract:<FILENAME> Extracts the powerShell script inside the executable and saves it as FILENAME.
The script will not be executed.
-wait At the end of the script execution it writes "Hit any key to exit..." and waits for a key to be pressed.
-end All following options will be passed to the script inside the executable.
All preceding options are used by the executable itself and will not be passed to the script.