"Unable to load the file" error in VS Code

[blanc]

Hi,

I’ve just installed Visual Studio Code on my Windows 8.1 laptop. In Windows console it looks OK:
- tsc –v
- Version 5.9.3

but in VSC terminal the same command fails:
- tsc –v
- VSC: Unable to load the file C: \ Users \ Administrator \ AppData \ Roaming \ npm \ TSC.PS1, because the script is prohibited on this system."
+ CategoryInfo : SecurityError: ( []，PSSecurityException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : UnauthorizedAccess

What can be the reason?

[videoAI]

1- open terminal as administrator, and try - tsc –v again.
This should work ..

if it doesn't then try method 2:

## File Path Analysis
<b>Path Location</b>: <code>C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\npm\T SC.PS1</code>

### Components of the Path
- <b>C:</b> Root drive (typically the main system drive)
- <b>Users\Administrator</b>: User profile for the Administrator account
- <b>AppData\Roaming</b>: Application data folder that roams with the user profile
- <b>npm</b>: Node Package Manager directory
- <b>TSC.PS1</b>: A PowerShell script file related to TypeScript

### Likely Purpose
This appears to be a <b>TypeScript compiler (tsc) script</b> installed via npm (Node Package Manager) that allows you to run the TypeScript compiler through a PowerShell script.

### Typical Use Cases
- TypeScript compilation
- Build processes
- Development environment setup

If you don't need TypeScript functionality, rename TSC.PS1 to TSC.bak.

[blanc]

I just opened VSC as Admin. The command „tsc -v“ gives out the following different error:

The term 'tsc' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program.

+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (tsc:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException

[videoAI]

The command `tsc -v` is used to check the version of TypeScript
installed on your system. Let me break this down for you:

## TypeScript Version Check

<b>The command `tsc -v` (or `tsc --version`) will display the
currently installed version of the TypeScript compiler</b>.

### Prerequisites
- Ensure Node.js is installed
- TypeScript must be installed globally or in your project

### Typical Output
When you run this command, you'll see something like:

Version X.X.X

### Troubleshooting
If the command doesn't work, you might need to:
- Install TypeScript globally using npm: `npm install -g typescript`
- Verify Node.js and npm are correctly installed
- Check your system's PATH environment variable

### Debugging Tip
If you encounter any issues, try:
- Checking Node.js version: `node -v`
- Checking npm version: `npm -v`
- Reinstalling TypeScript globally if needed

[videoAI]

Always run PowerShell as an Administrator when modifying execution policies or system-wide settings.

Potential Causes of PowerShell Script Execution Error

| Error Type | Possible Reason | Recommended Solution |
|-----------|-----------------|----------------------|
| Execution Policy Restriction | PowerShell's default security settings prevent running unsigned scripts | Change execution policy |
| Permission Issues | Insufficient user privileges | Run PowerShell as Administrator |
| Script Signing | Script is not digitally signed | Unblock file or modify execution policy |

Recommended Troubleshooting Steps
1. Check Current Execution Policy
Get-ExecutionPolicy

2. Modify Execution Policy
If the policy is Restricted, you'll need to change it:

Recommended for Most Users
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

#3. Unblock TypeScript Installation Script
Unblock-File -Path "C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\npm\tsc.ps 1"

#4. Verify TypeScript Installation
npm list -g typescript

[videoAI]

This means the type script compiler is not in your path

I just opened VSC as Admin.
The command „tsc -v“ gives out the following different error:
[I]The term 'tsc' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program.