Create a custom execute to call a PowerShell script after you install a package. For example, you can invoke a PowerShell script that was installed as a temporary file, by the package, in a Post Install custom execute.

  1. Select [System (64-bit)] from the Root drop-down.
  2. Set the Relative Executable Path to the path of the PowerShell executable:

    WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe

  3. Enter the following PowerShell commands in the Arguments field to specify the script and its arguments: 
    -File "<ScriptPath>" "<Argument-n>"
    Replace <ScriptPath> with the full path for the script you want to call and repeat <Argument-n> as required.

    For example, the following command in a Post Install custom execute calls a PowerShell script, Temp File.ps1, that is installed to the [Temp] directory by the package, and passes two arguments:

    -File "%Temp%\Temp File.ps1" "first argument value" "second argument value"
  4. Click OK.
  5. Build your package by selecting Build » Build All Packages.