Can't Set/ Remove Execution Policy

[grooveasylum]

Followed the documentation the the letter to remove the execution policy on my LocalMachine.

I am running Powershell as the Administrator; see attachement;

[vexx32]

The Undefined policy is the same as Restricted by default, to my knowledge. Setting the policy to undefined is requesting the same behaviour as default, which is the no-scripts-allowed behaviour.

If you want to run scripts you need to set it to Unrestricted or RemoteSigned (or AllSigned if you only want to allow signed scripts from trusted providers to run).

[grooveasylum]

I will give that a try - thank you.
Just to provide some history, these are the instructions I was following; http://prntscr.com/p7eew0

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[grooveasylum]

Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope LocalMachine

I'm getting the same result; powershell is only allowing me to choose [N] No.
I tried changing the syntax as well...

[SeeminglyScience]

@grooveasylum You are selecting yes, the color just tells you what the default is. Check the output of this: Get-ExecutionPolicy -List. If CurrentUser is set, that'll take precedence over LocalMachine. If MachinePolicy or UserPolicy is set, then it's set via GPO and it can't be changed (without getting your org to change the GPO).

[grooveasylum]

Thank You!