How Do I Run a Script in PowerShell to Recover Sticky Notes?

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Asked By TechyTurtle42 On

I'm new to this and found a script while looking for help on recovering my Sticky Notes from an SQLite file. I'm trying to run it in Windows PowerShell, but I keep getting this error: "Invoke-SqliteQuery : The term 'Invoke-SqliteQuery' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program." Can anyone guide me on how to run this script properly? Is there anything specific I need to install first? I've also updated that I appreciate the help, but the script hasn't resolved my issue yet.

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Answered By CuriousCoder88 On

It looks like you need to install the SQLite module in PowerShell to use the 'Invoke-SqliteQuery' command. Without that module, PowerShell won't recognize the command you're trying to run. You can check online for how to install it, but ensure you're getting it from a trusted source.

Answered By ScriptyMcScriptface On

Make sure to uncomment the first line of the script if it's commented out. Sometimes, scripts need certain parts activated to run properly! Also, if you're concerned about the module being malicious, try to find reviews or feedback on it from reliable places to help you assess its safety.

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