Run powershell Script invoking x64 version instead x86

[Pablo Llorente]

Hello,

I have a powershell script that is working perfectly but whenever I launch
it in systems that have the two PS versions: x64 and x86, the script fails
because the version used by default is the x86 one.

My question is: Is there any way to specify in the script that the version
to be used in the target system must be the x64 one? My scripts use
commands not valid for x86 versions.

Thanks a lot in advance.
*Atiris: 8.6.1119*

Best Regards / Saludos
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PABLO LLORENTE ABAD

[Igor Perevozchikov]

Hello Pablo!

If you are using "Run Script" task for 'PowerShell' type, then it uses start command line powershell therefore means that it using default native Windows OS PowerShell and not any other versions of PowerShell installed there.

Starting from ITMS 8.7.1 release, "Run Script" task allows to choose what 'PowerShell' version to use to run PS tasks on windows computers
"PowerShell (any version)" will use command: %powershell%
"PowerShell  Core" will use command: pwsh.exe
"PowerShell Windows" will use command: powershell

Did you try use your PS script as "script.ps1" file as Software package and deliver it with custom command line (to force required powershell version in command line) via MD policy or Quick delivery task?

Best Regards,
IP.