Let's say you have a batch file named MyBatch.bat. The batch file can execute a PowerShell script by using Powershell.exe and then the path to the PowerShell file. In this example, MyBatch.bat will execute the PowerShell script named Example.ps1 located at C:.

Powershell.exe -File  C:/Example.ps1

In this example, MyBatch.bat will execute the PowerShell script named Example.ps1 located on the network drive \\server1\share.

Powershell.exe -File  \\server1\share\example.ps1

Execution Policy

Some PowerShell scripts will require a certain Execution Policy. The -executionpolicy option can be used to run the script using a certain Execution Policy. In this example, the Remote Signed Execution Policy is used.

Powershell.exe -executionpolicy remotesigned -File  \\server1\share\example.ps1