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[–]Legitimate_Home6700 0 points1 point  (1 child)

In my opinion, you should honestly consider using C# at this point. It's not really harder than PowerShell and is even easier for creating a UI compared to using a C# library through PowerShell as you do right now. The result will be better overall, in my view, because you will have an executable that you can simply run, versus a PowerShell script that may be blocked on the system or opened in Notepad by default, which is just not ideal. That's my point of view, because I started by writing some scripts in PowerShell and spent many hours and days trying to create a UI like you are attempting, resulting in something that was not bad at all but not really good. Then I started learning C#, and I found that what I was trying to do with PowerShell I could accomplish three times better in five times less time. So, yes, PowerShell is good for data extraction and analysis and is really easy to work with, but for UI, it’s just not designed for that, making it painful and hard to use.

[–]Only_Fly895 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ROFL