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                                            Shintaro Takechi

Minor text modification on CONTRIBUTING.md

PR made https://github.com/Codeusa/Borderless-Gaming/pull/522

Due to this created as x86, the powershell it is running is 32 bit version. Which is missing some command.

I built everything with x64, now before jumping to NuGet, I attempted to run the resulting dll from my project. However, I received this. `Severity Code Description Project File Line...

Due to this created as x86, the powershell it is running is 32 bit version. Which is missing some command.

Looking at Rob's comment from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15495998/custom-action-as-64-bit-process it seems like it is just a matter of selecting the right platform. But compiler tells me else-wise.

Due to this created as x86, the powershell it is running is 32 bit version. Which is missing some command.

Looking at PowerShellActions' References, Microsoft.CSharp dll seems to be 32 bit. Would this affect this matter?

Due to this created as x86, the powershell it is running is 32 bit version. Which is missing some command.

This is so bizarre but re-retrieving the nuget 2.0.1 version and trying it out again ran the Add-MpPreference successfully. What was the hours I spent on this issue... sigh. I...

Due to this created as x86, the powershell it is running is 32 bit version. Which is missing some command.

Found common denominator with this issue. Windows 10 with version 14393 seems to cause this issue.

Due to this created as x86, the powershell it is running is 32 bit version. Which is missing some command.

Get-Command for the windows 10.0.16299 Powershell(x86) showed me very interesting thing where now they added the Add-MpPreference on that version. I thought some how the 16299 was running 64 bit...