Having issues making a simple script in powershell run windows media player in the background -


I am trying to do a simple script where I want to run only part of my script to run in the background. I want to run Windows Media Player in the background. I'm normally new to power and script, under the entire belt the entire one and a half days. Can anyone help me and can explain in basic terms how the initial job works with Invoke-item Thank you for your help.

This is my original script. I wanted to launch a powerpoint and a little bit after loading my media player. I know that I can do it in powerpoint, but I am using it to experiment and learn. I've got to do this work:

  # call SSD $ MusicPath = "C: \ powershell \ Windows_Exclamation.wav" $ Powerpoint = "C: \ powershell \ SSD.ppsx" invoke- Item $ Powerpoint Early Sleep 3s-item $ MusicPath   

I wanted a media player to run in the background. Even my script is:

  # call SSD $ MusicPath = "C: \ powershell \ Windows_Exclamation.wav" $ PowerPoint = "C: \ powershell \ SSD.pptx" invoke- Item $ powerpoint start-sleep-s3 start-job-script block {invoke-item} $ musicpath   

Should I use avow-command or am I lost in sauce here ?

I am using a MediaSoundPlayer object. path = "C: \ Windows \ Media \ Windows Exclamation.wav" function PlayWav ($ path) {(New object media. Soundplayer "$ path"). Play ();} PlayWav -Path "$ MusicPath"

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