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Sometimes PowerShell prevents you from running build.ps1. Here are some common scenarios and what to do about it.

Run the following command to view your PowerShell security settings:

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The docs assume you have the following settings:

Dm1105 dvb-s driver for mac pro. Effectively this is 'RemoteSigned'. Depending on how you start PowerShell, you could have different settings. You can read how to change your settings here http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=135170. Assuming the MachinePolicy and UserPolicy settings are Undefined, you can running this relatively safe command to get RemoteSigned security:

If you downloaded build.ps1 and you have the above settings, you still might get the following error:

This error can occur when the file is 'blocked'. The docs assume that the build.ps1 file is 'unblocked'. The following command will unblock the file:

You can read more about unblocking files here https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh849924.aspx.