Suggestion: Make powershell window visible inside the sandbox

[obuolinis]

The reasoning is that running a powershell script in sandbox is very handy for testing scripts, and while testing you really want to see everything that powershell outputs in the console.

It would take just a little tweak to the powershell command line in RunInSandbox.ps1:

From:
powershell.exe -sta -WindowStyle Hidden -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -File
To:
powershell.exe -sta -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Command `"start powershell {-NoLogo -NoExit -File
(plus of course a closing brace after a file name and any params)

P.S. powershell is already running hidden, no need for -WindowStyle Hidden. I have to add that I did my tests on Windows 11.

[Joly0]

Hm, i will look into it, but might be a good idea for some other things aswell (intunewin, cmd, vbs, etc)