Windows 10: Powershell not exiting properly from a script running on a remote device

We run powershell script through Vmware Vcenter API on the target VM in every 5 mins to collect some data. We noticed in one of the VMs on 19th that one powershell.exe was consuimg 45% CPU , when we checked the powershell logs we saw that the process is alive from around 4 days.We have a .wer file from that powershell , we need help to analyze what went wrong and what can be the possible causes of itVersion=1 EventType=APPCRASH EventTime=133393760467649737 ReportType=2 Consent=1 ReportIdentifier=redactedIntegratorReportIdentifier=redactedNsAppName=powershell.exe Response.type=4 Sig[0].Name=App

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Powershell / Batch scripts do NOT run!

Please help me. I have written some powershell and batch scripts, yet when I run those files, they don't run. At most the powershell script just does step #1 but not all the other steps (lines of code / instructions). The batch script .bat file doesn't do anything. Both just pop up for like 2 seconds and then they disappear, Task Manager says nothing's being done.

 

is there a way to run cleanmgr.exe on remote machine using powershell

Running CleanMgr.exe in a powershell script or by itself seems to work fine as long as you run it locally with an account that has local admin rights. But while trying to run it remotely via any remote management tool or remote scripting command (Invoke-Command) and it does not run. Would someone please let me know if there is way to get cleanmgr.exe to run remotely without any user interaction. like in,

 

PowerShell script run - Cmdlets

As SQL-IP and Cosmos are still internal to Microsoft, I wonder why you are not simply contacting the person who provided you with the scripts.

For point 1: see PowerShell: Bypass ExecutionPolicy to run downloaded scripts

For point2: this is specific to the script: "Cosmos.Document" is probably in a module which is not found.