If PowerShell is not essential for you to operate the system, then you can disable it in the Windows Features to get rid of the Microsoft verified app issue.

Disable PowerShell in the Windows Features Once found, either keep it disabled at the system startup or uninstall it. If so, enable back the services/process one by one (as discussed above) to find the problematic application/process/service. Then restart your PC and upon restart, check if the system is cleared of the Microsoft Verified app message.Disable All Startup Entries in the Startup tab of the Task Manager Now, in the Task Manager’s Startup tab, one by one disable all the entries and apply your changes (in Task Manager and System Configuration).Click on Open Task Manager in the System Configuration Then head to the Startup tab and click the Open Task Manager link.Hide All Microsoft Services and Disable All Other Services in the System Configuration Utility If you don’t want to disable all the services, then disable the service that you think is creating the issue.

Now select the checkbox of Hide All Microsoft Services and click on the Disable All button.Open the System Configuration from the Start Menu Click Windows, key in System Configuration, open it, and navigate to its Services tab.In this context, clean booting your PC to stop the problematic application (like Asus System Analysis) from executing at the system startup may solve the PowerShell problem. You may encounter the Microsoft Verified app error message for the PowerShell.exe if another application is triggering the PowerShell to execute a script or command. Clean Boot Your PC and Disable the Problematic Application Conflicting Applications: Many OEM applications (like Asus System Analysis) perform different background operations on your system and during this process, these applications (sometimes) try to execute a PowerShell script or command, which can cause the issue at hand.īefore moving on to fix the issue, check if logging out, logging back in, and ending the non-essential tasks (like Asus System Analysis) in the Task Manager temporarily solves the issue.

The PowerShell issue can be caused by many factors but is mainly triggered by a background application:

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