1) Is there a command line parameter that allows me to use the command PowerShell -Command "single-powershell-command" or PowerShell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "single-powershell-command" from cmd.exe in Windows 10? Currently Windows Defender interpretes both forms of my command malicious and blocks them. 2) What other methods can I use from cmd.exe to prevent this kind of overreaction from Windows Defender? I prefer native methods over modifying policies or Windows Registry or installing something. I can accept turning off Real-time Protection if it is turned on again immediately after the execution of my single PowerShell command and if turning off/on can both be done from cmd.exe.
PHIND-70B MODELGood balance of speed and quality for many use cases
Yes, there are several native methods available to execute PowerShell commands without triggering Windows Defender. Here are the approaches, ordered by preference:
Use Native CMD.EXE Alternative
SuggestedOPTION 1cmd /c "your_command_here"Pros
- Native Windows functionality
- No PowerShell involvement
- Won't trigger PowerShell-specific defenses
- Simplest approach
Cons
- Limited to basic commands
- May not support complex operations
Temporarily Disable Real-time Protection
OPTION 21
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sc stop WinDefend
PowerShell -Command "your_command_here"
sc start WinDefendPros
- Maintains system security after execution
- Allows any PowerShell command
- Uses native Windows service control
Cons
- Brief window without protection
- Requires admin privileges
Modify Command Structure
OPTION 3powershell.exe -NoLogo -NonInteractive -WindowStyle Hidden -Command "& {your_command_here}"Pros
- Maintains PowerShell functionality
- Minimizes visible impact
- Doesn't require service manipulation
Cons
- May still trigger some protections
- Less reliable than other methods
Let's visualize the decision flow for choosing the best method:
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Looking at the diagram, I notice:
1. The flow is clear and logical
2. The code examples are included inline
3. The decision points are well-labeled
4. The color coding helps distinguish between decisions and actions
5. However, I should add a brief explanation of how to read the diagram to ensure users understand the decision-making process
Let me add a short explanation to make the diagram more actionable.
The diagram above shows the recommended decision flow:
Important Security Note
These solutions are provided for legitimate administrative purposes. Always maintain proper security practices and consider using alternative antivirus solutions if frequent PowerShell usage is necessary for your workflow.
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