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Win-cum-Office Activation Command

This document provides a comprehensive explanation of a PowerShell command that downloads and executes a script from a specified URL.

Command

irm https://get.activated.win | iex

Explanation

• irm (Invoke-RestMethod):
  • This cmdlet retrieves data from a given internet or intranet URL. In this case, it fetches the script located at https://get.activated.win.
• | iex (Invoke-Expression):
  • This cmdlet takes the fetched content and immediately executes it as a script.

This combination downloads and executes the remote script in one step.

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Usage

To execute the command, open a PowerShell terminal and run:

irm https://get.activated.win | iex

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Important Notes

1. Trust the Source:

   • Only use this command if you completely trust the URL https://get.activated.win.
   • Running scripts from unknown or unverified sources can compromise your system.

2. Inspect Before Running:

   • To ensure safety, inspect the contents of the script before executing it. Run the following command to download the script without executing it:

     irm https://get.activated.win

3. Execution Policy:

   • Your PowerShell may block the execution of remote scripts depending on the system’s security settings. To allow this, you can change the execution policy temporarily:

     Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

   • After running the script, you can revert the execution policy for better security:

     Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser -ExecutionPolicy Restricted

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Disclaimer

• Use this command at your own risk.
• Ensure you fully understand the implications of executing scripts from the internet.
• Always verify the source of the script to avoid potential security risks.

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Additional Resources

• Microsoft Docs: Invoke-RestMethod
• Microsoft Docs: Invoke-Expression
• PowerShell Execution Policy

activation-script.ps1

irm https://get.activated.win | iex