SAPIEN Technologies

Product: PowerShell Studio 2019 (64 Bit)
Build: v5.6.163
OS: Windows 10 Enterprise (64 Bit)
Build: v10.0.17763.0

How do you gray out a button based on user ID? I only want a handful of users to be able to press a certain button on a form.
Thank you.

I am doing a gwmi of a key. This key returns an array of data. Example: {1,16,5,7} if I run the following in PowerShell ISE it works. $Reason = (gwmi -ComputerName 'RemoteSystem' -Class mbam_volume -Namespace root\microsoft\mbam).ReasonsForNoncompliance $Reason It will return 1 16 5 7 But I can't ge...

Yes, I had found that same web page. I now have this working (almost) I can make it run my .EXE when I install the .MSI which is very cool but only if the .EXE is already on the machine. It has to be in c:\temp\ for the .MSI to see it. I tried to add the file within the .MSI but it never gets copied...

on the custom actions I have 4 different ways to run it. Immediately When the system is being modified (deferred) During installation rollback After the system as been successfully modified (commit) How do you run it on the Load Event? Do you mean when the Form Loads? $form1_Load={ & .\MyCustom.exe}...

Product: PowerShell Studio 2018 (64 Bit) Build: v5.5.155 OS: Windows 10 Enterprise (64 Bit) Build: v10.0.17763.0 Target machines are all Windows 10 - 1709. Local PowerShell version on each Windows 10 workstation is 5.1 Within the Script of my Form do I need to call the .EXE I want to run? i.e. $form...

I've been playing around with .MSI creation within PowerShell Studio. Under Settings \ Files-Folders I've pointed to an .EXE that displays a GUI. Under Settings \ Custom Actions I've pointed to the .EXE and used the INSTALLDIR default. I've said to Run at Installation. In my script I've tried using ...

I have a form that is compiled into an .EXE. It displays a message saying your system will reboot in 5 min, please close your apps. I've run this on a few different machines and on 2 of them after the reboot this compiled .exe was STILL showing as a Process in TaskMan and the machine kept rebooting ...

I have a form that when compiled will just run some code, no interaction with the end user. This code when run from PowerShell ISE works as expected. It changed the Chrome Browser homepage to what you specify. $form1_Load={ $policyexists = Test-Path HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome $policyexist...

Here is the entire code for the button on our Form. Yes, the RTB is set to multiline and we have over 200 folders on this share. $buttonHasScanstateRun_Click={ $statusbar1.text = 'Checking to see if scanstate has been run on this machine...' $richtextbox_output.Clear() $TextPC = $PCNameBox.Text $ser...

that too only returns 1 folder name.