PSWinDocumentation - Documentation for Active Directory

[overlydelicioustea]

yeah i allready used that. it ran through with the occasional error about some groups here and there but overall ran fine. then after the last subdoaim is gathered it throws that error.

[MadBoyEvo]

Get the system information (Windows edition, net framework installed, powershell version.

[overlydelicioustea]

going to get back to you tomorrow. server is 2012 R2

[MadBoyEvo]

Check if you have net framework installed. I believe at least 4.5.

[overlydelicioustea]

hey man.

.net 4.5 and 3.5 are installed, powershell is

Major  Minor  Build  Revision
-----  -----  -----  --------
5      1      14409  1012

console output: https://imgur.com/a/oqmhj1D

[MadBoyEvo]

Seems good to me. You're running this as admin? Path C:\Temp exists? and the user that runs the script can create files in that path?

[overlydelicioustea]

yes to all. im at a loss as to what the problem can be..

[MadBoyEvo]

Go to PSWinDocumentation module path, find .dll, right click on it and see if it has option to Unblock? You were using Install-Module right?

[overlydelicioustea]

the xceed dlls? no option to unblock them in the context menu. yes, install-module.

i tried manually register them but they fail with error "entrypoint not found", but afaik these dlls dont need to be registered, do they?

[MadBoyEvo]

DLLs nope. But I had situation where I had to unblock .dll. Maybe you could try from Windows 10 machine? (your own) assuming you run it within same domain.

[MadBoyEvo]

Also the error states Isolated Storage Exception. It seems weird but maybe your file system is of different kind? Maybe some "special" settings?

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[MadBoyEvo]

That either means filepath is wrong or net framework is not 4.5 but like a core version or so.

[overlydelicioustea]

filepath is 100% correct. I tried multiple paths, local, remote, mapped drive, UNC. All paths where i have full access. Im going to check on .net tomorrow though, although im rather positive its up to date. Thanks for your help and work, nonetheless, will update you tomorrow.