Windows 10: Powershell

I have a application called waves central which is used for music plugins, and it has worked perfectly until recently. All of a sudden, I can not open it and it says "it does not have access to powershell" "powershell might have been damaged or removed on your pc". I have no idea what this could be and I have looked all over. I believe it is not a issue with waves but my computer. Could a virus be messing with my system or am I just missing something really obvious.

Thanks

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