How to not change the XML format

I have a script that configures an XML document within a zip file. I unzip the file, load the xml doc into the script. Edit values then rezip it.
This works fine, but when I attempt to submit this to the device I am working on it returns an error. After checking the doc the only thing I can assume is going wrong is that the document is formatted by Powershell in such a way it can no longer be understood
by the device.
To resolve this I have added the .PreserveWhiteSpace and set it to true. This also works, but when I do a comparison, character by character space I notice that there are whitespaces being added within certain xmlnodes. How do I stop this from happening?

Can you post your script and a template XML, and show where the white spaces are being added?
We can't see what your code or XML look like if you don't share it.
Solved. Turns out it was something to do with the zip and not the script.

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