Once you complete the steps, double-click the file to run the script. You will typically find batch files with the ".bat" extension, but it's also possible to use the ".cmd" or ".btm" file extensions.

"However, when the button is clicked, a ZIP file that contains a Windows Script (wsf) file will be downloaded instead. A Windows Script File ends with a .wsf extension and can contain a mixture of ...

In the File name field specify a name for the file with the .ps1 extension — for example, TWC_script.ps1. Click the Save button. Write a new, or paste the script you want to run — for example: ...

Unfortunately, Microsoft started hiding file extensions in Windows 95. ... The script file extensions to be wary of include those that work with Windows Script Host (.ws, ...