PowerShell: Running Executables
When you want to run an executable in the current directory, you need to apped './' at the front of name of the executable, for example:
./tcping.exe
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When you want to run an executable in the current directory, you need to apped './' at the front of name of the executable, for example:
./tcping.exe
Check this link from microsoft to see other methods.
Last updated