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UPDATED-STATEMENT: 20190815@000000@THU Working on creating a powershell initial profile for current user only and without running as admin that is authorized to run commands from from the ps-profilefile such as custom aliases that isn't cmlet specific.
UPDATED-STATEMENT: 20190825@112626@SUN Created working powershell initial profile-file that is only for current user and is authorized to run scripts via setting execution policy as "RemoteSigned" but custom aliases don't work. Only alias for notepad works.
UPDATED-STATEMENT: 20190901@171442@SUN Still no way to run an executable with cmd like params or arguments without error.
UPDATED-STATEMENT: 20190809@171100@SUN Removed the "%" ps alias for "ForEach-Object" and instead used just one parameter but ps doesn't recognize parameters. How do I get powershell to recognize parameters?

UPDATED-STATEMENT: 20190815@000000@THU Working on creating a powershell initial profile for current user only and without running as admin that is authorized to run commands from from the ps-profilefile such as custom aliases that isn't cmlet specific.
UPDATED-STATEMENT: 20190825@112626@SUN Created working powershell initial profile-file that is only for current user and is authorized to run scripts via setting execution policy as "RemoteSigned" but custom aliases don't work. Only alias for notepad works.
UPDATED-STATEMENT: 20190901@171442@SUN Still no way to run an executable with cmd like params or arguments without error.
UPDATED-STATEMENT: 20190809@171100@SUN Removed the "%" ps alias for "ForEach-Object" and instead used just one parameter but ps doesn't recognize parameters. How do I get powershell to recognize parameters?
UPDATED-STATEMENT: 20190915@105906@SUN Bounty ended no solution so far.

I want to be able to use Powershell instead of Command Prompt. In order for me to do so I need to set up Aliases that are NOT cmdlets OR something as basic like notepad.exe. The aliases I want to define are from executables with parameters that I find to be too much to type for a repetitive task. Below is an alias I'm trying to achieve, but can't get it to work. This custom alias is added within PS as session only for demonstration purposes (once it works then i'll add it to the currentuser ps-profilefile) So, my question is: how do I define an alias that isn't a cmdlet, but an executable with more than one parameter? I mention more than one parameter, because an alias with just an executable works.

I want to be able to use Powershell instead of Command Prompt. In order for me to do so I need to set up Aliases that are NOT cmdlets OR something as basic like notepad.exe. The aliases I want to define are from executables with parameters that I find to be too much to type for a repetitive task. Below is an alias I'm trying to achieve, but can't get it to work. This custom alias is added within PS as session only for demonstration purposes (once it works then i'll add it to the currentuser ps-profilefile) So, my question is: how do I define an alias that isn't a cmdlet, but an executable with at least one parameter or more?

• Do you have a script that can run commands?
  • Yes, pls. see script below:

- script content:

new-item alias:npa -value notepad.exe /A new

- script content error upon opening ps:

• Do you have a script that can run commands?
  • Yes, pls. see script below for content & the it's error upon ps launch

new-item alias:npa -value notepad.exe /A new_ansifile.txt