Microsoft doesn’t want any old tool to execute PowerShell scripts. But sometimes when we’re running a tool, we need the tool to be run in a way that violates the default execution policy. In order to facilitate this, Microsoft has also provided four levels of security for the PowerShell execution policy. These include: Restricted: The default execution policy, which forces commands to be entered interactively. All Signed: Only signed scripts can be run by a trusted publisher. Remote Signed: Any scripts created locally can run. Unrestricted: Any script can run. To configure an execution policy interactively, simply use the Set-ExecutionPolicy command followed by the name of the execution policy you…