Powershell how to loop over files and zip them?

You're missing the call (&) operator to actually execute the command in the string. If you don't do this, the string is printed out as the result of an expression evaluation (instead of as a command.).

Applications can be executed in Powershell just by giving their name / path, you don't have to enclose them in quotes as strings and then use iex or &.

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