Powershell error: Module bin could not be loaded

[QGtKMlLz]

I have tried:

• Using Medicat_installer.exe & medicat_installer.bat
  • ran each from explorer with 'Run as Administrator'
  • run from admin instances of cmd, powershell, and Powershell 7.

I found if I removed the call to a 2nd script for my powershell profile it no longer gave the error.
This is the line that is in my "C:\Users\a\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1" profile.
. "C:\Users\a\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Powershell-WinDefault\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1"
Commenting that out and then running it goes to the menu. I've attached a screenshot of the powershell error; perhaps this is the same issue as issue #23 ?

See attached:

[mon5termatt]

Strange, its trying to load this file https://github.com/mon5termatt/medicat_installer/blob/main/translate/licence.ps1

but that file doesnt try to import anything, just read the file from the bin folder.

[thegraffix]

I think that using powershell.exe -NoProfile -Command would make sense in Medicat_Installer.bat -- the potential for interference and conflict is present when a custom profile.ps1 is loaded, and some profiles can take seconds (or longer) to load, so each powershell.exe call can add up.

Also - is there a reason that Medicat_Installer.bat is setting the execution policy for the entire machine rather than using powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass for each powershell command? Would you consider capturing the current execution policy in the .BAT script (using either a foreach loop or reg.exe /query) then resetting it back to its original state when the installer finishes?

[mon5termatt]

Im working on trying to redo the entire thing soon. as for setting execution policy. i got tired of errors when trying to run shit.