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- How to launch 64-bit powershell from 32-bit cmd. exe?
syswow64 lets you run 32 bit system executables from 64 bit code sysnative lets you run 64 bit system executables from 32 bit code So, you need to run: I have Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit and I get "The system cannot find the path specified" if I use this
- Win32 App Powershell 64bit registry access issue | Microsoft Community Hub
Powershell is not accessing 64 bit registry, due to Intune agent running the script in 32 bit mode For example when i try to write a key (or value) to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Test, it stores the key in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Test
- The Sysnative folder in 64-bit Windows explained - SamLogic
Sysnative is a virtual folder, a special alias, that can be used to access the 64-bit System32 folder from a 32-bit application or script If you for example specify this folder path in your application's source code:
- How to run 64bit Powershell from 32bit Powershell with Workspace One . . .
For some things, like the get-childitem example above, you simply call $env:windir\sysnative like this: get-childitem $env:windir\sysnative\WinBioDatabase However, if you need to query registry keys the process is a little bit more complicated You will need to pass the 64bit powershell executable a here-string like this: Voila! It works!
- Sysnative | Intune | 64 VS 32 Bits | Wow6432node | Apps
Sysnative is a virtual folder alias, that can be used to access the 64-bit System32 folder from a 32-bit application or script For example, You could access this 64 bits folder from a 32 bits program like CMD (c:\windows\syswow64\cmd exe)
- Run PowerShell scripts in 64-bit mode using SCCM Package
“sysnative” here is like a virtual folder or variable that helps you access the otherwise inaccessible 64-bit System32 in 32-bit CMD You can try it out on your own system by opening CMD exe from the SysWOW64 folder as shown below
- Start-Process with -Verb RunAs and SysNative - Microsoft Q A
The SysNative is a virtual directory that doesn't exist when running a 32-bit process
- Restarting a x86 Powershell Process as x64 automatically
Let’s say something (like Intune) starts your Powershell script in 32 bit and you really need commands that only 64 bit Powershell has… Write-Output "Running 32 bit Powershell on 64 bit OS, restarting as 64 bit process "
- How does one launch the 64-bit PowerShell process, regardless if doing . . .
from a 32-bit process, you'll get the 32-bit version of PowerShell And if you mistakenly launch: c:\windows\sysnative\WindowsPowerShell\v1 0\powershell exe from a 64-bit process, you'll get an error because from a 64-bit process the c:\windows\sysnative\ path is an error
- How to run PowerShells 64bit modules using the SMAs Native PowerShell . . .
This brief example shows how to switch your script to point to the 64bit modules of PS using the Native PowerShell Support for the SMA's scripting module
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