Rafiuth/Soggfy

Install.ps1" not prompting for execution policy

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Deleted user commented

When I click on the "Install.ps1" file, it doesn't ask for me the execution policy. How can I fix this?

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Spectre-hidN commented

Open a Terminal with elevated privileges and Execute the command Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted. Then, you should be able to execute the Install.ps1 file.

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subhodeepd7 commented

I had the same problem and the given solution fixed it

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pinpunch commented

Had this problem, @Spectre-hidNs solution fixed it.

Mifo001 commented

Try the following, I had issues with installing it and found out that you need to set the Execution Policy

Ensure Execution Policy is Set to RemoteSigned:

Before you can run the script, you need to ensure your PowerShell execution policy allows scripts to run. Search for Powershell in a similar way to the "Command Prompt" Open PowerShell as an administrator and run: Type the followling:

Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

Then press enter, then select Y for yes, then just trying installing Soggfy again.

Hope it helps

Rafiuth commented

@Mifo001 Thanks for helping out. The latest release was supposed to fix this issue with the Install.cmd file, are you still having issues with it?

Mifo001 commented

@Rafiuth Thank you for your response. Happy to help. I did have an issue with the new release, but honestly can't remember what it was and whether it was me not installing the right way. If my memory serves me correct, I first ran the software as Administrator, but have just literally noticed 2xinstall files, so may have clicked the wrong one to start with. Because I had the issue, I thought it was the same as before with the Execution Policy, so changed that. Then ran it again and all went well so didn't really think anything of it. So it could have been me and not the software.