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Execute PowerShell in Windows Scheduled Task

 There are many ways to execute PowerShell in Windows scheduled tasks:

Option #1

Program/Script: PowerShell.exe

Add arguments (optional): -command "& {& 'C:\path\to\script.ps1'}"

Start in (optional): C:\path\to\

Option #2

Program/Script: PowerShell.exe

Add arguments (optional): -NonInteractive -Noprofile -File "C:\path\to\script.ps1"

Start in (optional): C:\path\to\

Option #1 allows me to have the script to connect to the Internet (server is located behind corporate proxy). 

Comments

You have explained it so well. DevOps developers differ from software engineering in focusing on outcomes rather than specific practices; for example, automating all the steps of a software delivery pipeline may be considered a practice within Software Engineering but is not generally considered DevOps unless it improves the overall outcome of the project.