Error popup with PSADT running in silent mode

[That-Annoying-Guy]

Maybe but it seems like your line 161 is the issue.
If the following is your line 161:

$InstalledUserApp | Remove-AppxPackage -AllUsers

I suspect the problem is what’s in $InstalledUserApp .
Is it empty? Is it good?
We can’t tell because you skimped on the logging.

See below on how to add it to the Remove-AppxPackage command:

How to Log built-in PowerShell commands (non-PSADT commands)

Why use PSADT’s Set-Registry function instead of Powershell’s own Set-item cmdlet? Why use PSADT’s copy-file function instead of powershell’s own copy-item cmdlet? Answer: Logging, error handling and handling of special cases. But what about the Non-PSADT functions? You know, the built-in stuff. Here are 2 methods: 1. Redirection This the quick and dirty method that I use when I can: Remove-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName $RuleName -Verbose *>&1 | Out-String | write-log -Verbose switch is to…

As for determining what’s in $InstalledUserApp , you might be able to add an additional line before line 161 to log its contents. I’m assuming it’s an array so this should work:

Write-log "Contents of InstalledUserApp [$($InstalledUserApp | Out-string)]"