An IT department wants to automate the process of remapping network drives for multiple workstations. Which scripting language BEST aligns with this task by being easy to implement on Windows systems?
For automating tasks such as remapping network drives on Windows systems, PowerShell (.ps1) is often the preferred choice. PowerShell offers robust scripting capabilities tailored specifically for managing Windows environments. While batch files (.bat) can also perform similar tasks, they lack the advanced functionality and integration features found in PowerShell. VBScript (.vbs) and JavaScript (.js) are less suitable for this specific task as they are not as straightforward in Windows-specific administrative automation.
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