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i got it downloaded....and installed..and i ran as admin.....................know idea how to get started...want to learn it....as pc's are my passion...but...just need a step in right direction...

3) Set your script execultion policy to run local scripts without a digital signature:
# Get-Help About_Signing
# Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
# 4) Copy New-Wow.ps1 to somewhere in your path OR replace "new-wow" in the examples below
# with the script path.
#
# Examples:
# Copy default WoW location to c:\wow1:
# new-wow c:\wow1
#
# Copy default WoW location to c:\wow1 and c:\wow2:
# new-wow c:\wow1,c:\wow2
#
# Copy existing cuctem WoW location c:\wow1 to c:\wow2 and c:\wow3:
# new-wow c:\wow2,c:\wow3 -sourcePath c:\wow1
#
# If the script is not in your path:
# c:\somedir\new-wow.ps1 c:\wow1
#
# You can also use switches (standard PowerShell functionality
# new-wow -path c:\wow1,c:\wow2,c:\wow3 -source c:\oldwow
#
# Please be careful with -force -- it will automatically delete everything under the destination
# path:
# new-wow c:\wow1 -force
# ^-- *** deletes c:\wow1 and replaces it with a new copy of WoW! ***
first off, you need to add a folder to your windows path (you can put scripts in this folder and run them from the command line)

  1. Click Start and choose Control Panel
  2. Click System, on the right you’ll see “View basic information about your computer”
  3. On the left is a list of tasks, the last of which is “Advanced system settings.” Click that.
  4. The Advanced tab of the System Properties dialog box is shown. Click the Environment Variables button on the bottom right.
  5. In the lower box titled “System Variables” scroll down to Path and click the Edit button.
  6. Change your path as need be.
  7. you may need to restart your comp

-after you have a path set up (i used C:\bin as mine), copy the new-wow file to that path and change the extension from .txt to .ps1
-run powershell as admin
-run the following command: Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
-now you can run the new-wow script using the examples... my primary wow folder isn't in C:\program files, so this is what i used:
new-wow c:\Games\symwow\wow1 -sourcePath "C:\Games\WoW"

yes, hi, i read the thread...for the powershell script..but really being software illerate....it was all jibberish to me......I did however manage to follow the steps u listed above until the last gui screen comes up...and asks for system variables...then i got confused...with it