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I want to copy and replace a existing dll file through powershell.

I want to copy and replace a existing dll file through powershell script.

I have various command sets.I coudnn;t suceed.Please help me.

Any help is appreciate.


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Posted by: JordanNolan 1 year ago
10th Degree Black Belt
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You probably just have a syntax issue.  Can you post what you are doing?  Or better yet, if you just want to copy a DLL file, keep it simple and Just create a simple batch file.

  • Start and Online Kscript
  • Set it for all Windows OS
  • Add the DLL as a Dependency 
  • Create a task for Run a Batch File 

Script Name: Copythis.bat
Batch File: Copy "MyFile.dll" "C:\Windows\System32\" /Y

Make sure you have the /Y to overwrite.  You also may want to juse the Verify option to check if the file you are copying already exists or not.


 
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