Using the "Run Powershell command" in Task Sequence

Question

Hi,
We are having problems executing PowerShell Scripts from within a TaskSequence. We use this to perform different actions on our servers.
* We have a GPO for Windows PowerShell that is set to "allow all scripts"
* In Sccm, the computer agent setting is set to "bypass"
*In the deployement we specify that we want to run the content from the DP
When we run the TaskSequence, powershell is started but the script is not executed. The TS is stuck at this time and is just waiting for the script to execute... After killing the powershell process, the TS failes (of course).
How can we get this working:
-by disabling the GPO -> indeed then it works
-by downloading the content locally (we don't want that either)
Is there any other solution to this?
I've also tried this but no go:
Quote:
Please note, that this policy will only work for scripts which are executed locally. If you want to execute ps1 scripts from a network drive it might be neccessary to add the dp server name into the trusted sites of the IE!
Source:http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/a2d44774-a352-40f6-93be-037ccf0bc98b/not-able-to-execute-powershell-scripts-when-running-a-task-sequence-or-running-from-packageprogram?forum=configmanagersdk
I also tried to run it via the command line option and call powershell.exe, same problem. Executing a scriptblock on the other hand does work. (In the scriptblock, it put get-executionpolicy and it is returning unrestricted)
Thanks,
WiM
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Answer 1

Add below to .ps1 file
$session = New-pssession
Import-PSSession $session
New-ItemProperty 'HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\AutoRotation' -Name Enable -Value  0 -PropertyType Dword" 
Schedule task
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Program to choose
C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe
add argument section 
powershell.exe -noprofile -executionpolicy bypass -file \\server\file.ps1