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If the path is not found, then it is likely that you have an error in you string or you have no access to the path. Also be careful of how you construct path strings using string expansion. "$" can cause issues with the expansion. The following method would be safer: $path = '\\' + $label1...

No. The file you are running is in the EXE so that would make no sense. There would be no PS1 file in the folder. Why would you copy a PS1 and embed the same file into an EXE?

Pick one thing that doesn't work and let's try to understand what you are seeing. Just saying it doesn't work doesn't provide any useful information.

To scatter-add to an archive I suggest adding the files to an array then piping the array to "Compress-Archive".

Then you likely don't have an array.

To turn an array into a list do the following: $array -join '.' This will separate each element of the array into a comma separated list. I recommend taking some time to learn how to work with strings in PowerShell. The following free book will help you learn PowerShell basics. https://www.sapien.co...

I see no way to solve your issue without changing code when you want to detect new languages. Try to rethink your process and question. Perhaps you will be able to clarify what you are trying to do.

Just detect the string language you want.
if ($line -match 'English'){
#do something
}else($line -match 'French')
}

Use one line for each language you need to detect. You can do this in a loop with an array of lines.

Logging open handles for the folder and files would be the best way to proceed. This will tell you what process has opened and locked the files.

If the share is part of a replication set then this can happen on busy networks. I would start by restarting the server as things can get out of sync. The network techs should be advised as to this condition as they would know more about the configuration of the servers and any replication that may ...

I am not sure what you are trying to ask but there is no "Expire Date" on Windows files.