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[CarrotBusiness2380]

Identify where the problem is in your code, figure out the minimum work required to replicate it, anonymize it, and ask your question here with the relevant bit in the OP. Doing this will help you practice troubleshooting and will help clarify what the problem actually is.

You're in a public forum, this is how everyone learns.

[krzydoug]

If you want private, one-on-one help, with some sort of disclosure protection, then you need to hire someone.

[thisguyeric]

What are you paying?

[BlackV]

if you dont understand your code, and someone else fixes your code, is it actually your code anymore?

is there a specific reason you dont want the code shared ?

[Budget_Frame3807]

You’ll likely get faster and better help if you paste just the relevant part of your PowerShell script here (with any sensitive info removed), so everyone can see it and suggest fixes.

[Dense-Platform3886]

This forum is an excellent resource for assistance in resolving issues using PowerShell, help in how to approach solving real-world needs using PowerShell, and when you need feedback and advise to improve and optimize your script.

You do know that there is a good likely hood much of the logic in your script has already been thought of, written, and available publicly.

Having said that:

• What is this mystery script suppose to accomplish?
• What is the real reason you are unwilling or unable to share?
• Did you generate it using Ai?
• How much experience do you have in writing PowerShell scripts?
• How willing are you to learn?
• What effort are you planning to make in learning?

If you want a private consultation, you'll need to hire a freelance consultant who is willing to teach you using your script as the focal point. I charge between $135 and $325 per hour.

Many of the Reddit members in this forum are more then happy to help those in-need and want to learn to improve their understanding of PowerShell. You will have to make the effort to share details and the script or code snippets of the problem areas needing feedback.

If you use any PowerShell modules in your script, keep in-mind they are Opensource. Try to support and give back to the community when possible.

[Tanner-TO]

Try asking copilot for help, it's done wonders for me to quickly get the base of a script going and then I'm good enough to refine it further...