Once you complete the steps using Notepad, Visual Studio Code, or PowerShell ISE, the script will be ready to run, but it will fail due to the default system settings.

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Once you complete the steps using Visual Studio Code, the script will be ready to run, but it will fail by default. This is because the default PowerShell settings are always set to block the ...