The term 'else' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file
, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included
, verify that the path is correct and try again.

The above error message kills me, but the script works, can someone help me

You'll need to post your script or we can't do anything to help you.

The term powershell admin is used loosely these days. You'll have to post your code, you most likely are missing a bracket somewhere.  

Probably just a little syntax issue in your script. Can you paste it here?

did u see that my script works? how on earth it will work if we miss brackets, grow up sir, dont use unnecessary words

did u see that my script works? how on earth it will work if we miss brackets, grow up sir, dont use unnecessary words

It is highly unlikely that your script actually works if you're getting this error.

This is illegal:

if($true){'good'}
else{'bad'}

Has to be like this:

if($true){'good'
}else{'bad'}

preferred:

if($true){
    'good'
}else{
    'bad'
}

It's easily done:

if ($poster -eq 'rude') {
}
"oh noes"
else {
"failed again"
}

else : The term 'else' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program.

that was basically a start service script and it started it , so it works. i figured it out, there was some space above the else once i remove that it stops throwing error

• Marked as answer by Powershell-Admin 17 hours 50 minutes ago

that was basically a start service script and it started it , so it works. i figured it out, there was some space above the else once i remove that it stops throwing error

Not funny.

that was basically a start service script and it started it , so it works. i figured it out, there was some space above the else once i remove that it stops throwing error

• Marked as answer by Powershell-Admin Wednesday, July 22, 2015 1:19 PM