PowerShell has an execution policy that determines how scripts are run. By default, the execution policy is set to “Restricted,” which means that no scripts can be run. However, there are several ways to bypass this restriction and execute PowerShell scripts.
Bypass Execution Policy
Bypass: This execution policy allows scripts to run without any restrictions. It is useful for running scripts that are not signed or that are blocked by the execution policy.
Set-ExecutionPolicy bypass -Scope Process-Scope Process: This option sets the execution policy for the current PowerShell session only. It does not affect the system-wide execution policy or the execution policy for other users. This is useful for temporary changes that do not require administrative privileges.
Trying to Import-Module without bypassing the execution policy will result in an error.
Now, if we set the execution policy to bypass, we can import the module and run the script.
