There could be multiple causes for a load argument error in Powershell when attempting to run Xaml code. Some of the common causes are:
Incorrect path or filename - Make sure that you have entered the correct path and filename for the Xaml file that you are trying to run.
Missing dependencies - If your Xaml code uses external libraries or dependencies, make sure that they are properly installed and referenced in your Powershell script.
Invalid Xaml code - Check if your Xaml file has any syntax errors or typos that could be causing the issue.
Unsupported PowerShell version - Make sure that you are using a version of Powershell that is supported by the Xaml code you are trying to run.
Insufficient privileges - If your script requires administrative privileges to run, make sure that you are running Powershell as an administrator.
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Asked: 2023-07-05 16:46:23 +0000
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