When you run a powershell window in the background, how do you re-connect to it? Or instead, is it's output intended to be viewed via log file at that point?
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You can always change the window style of the current window by creating a new PowerShell session and using the -WindowStyle switch:
PowerShell -Command {exit} -WindowStyle Hidden # Hide the window
Start-Sleep 1 # Do something while hidden
PowerShell -Command {exit} -WindowStyle Normal # Unhide the window
This also works if you have e.g. a monitoring script, which was started hidden and is only meant to show up once a condition was met.
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