How to run powershell in 32 bit mode within 64 bit
Sometimes there are cases when you need to run some powershell code in 32 bit mode rather than the default of 64 bit. (this is usually for some imported DLLs that wont quite work in 64 bit like BizTalk Powershell)
This is a way to do that within a single script with some parameters:
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