导航到网页后，PowerShell IE9 ComObject 具有所有空属性

我有一个 PowerShell 脚本，它导航到我们 Intranet 上的(大概)经典 ASP 页面，以停止在我们的服务器上运行的 Windows 服务，作为该服务部署过程的一部分(并在部署新文件后重新启动它).它运行良好，直到我们最近升级到 IE9.这是脚本.

I have a PowerShell script that navigates to a (presumably) classic ASP page on our intranet to stop a Windows Service running on our server as part of the deployment process for that service (and restarts it after deploying the new files). It ran fine until we recently upgraded to IE9. Here's the script.

# Open service page in IE
$ie = new-object -comobject InternetExplorer.Application
$ie.visible = $true
$ie.navigate($serviceUrl)
while($ie.busy) { start-sleep 1 }

# Stop service
$ie.Document.getElementById("dropDownActionList").value = "Stop"
$ie.Document.getElementById("buttonTakeAction").click()
while($ie.busy) { start-sleep 1 }

现在，当我运行脚本时，它成功启动了 IE，但抛出了以下错误:

Now when I run the script, it successfully launches IE, but throws the following error:

You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression.
At C:ProjectsABCScriptsDeploy.ps1:85 char:28
+ $ie.Document.getElementById <<<< ("dropDownActionList").value = "Stop"
    + CategoryInfo          : InvalidOperation: (getElementById:String) [], RuntimeException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvokeMethodOnNull

当我在 PowerShell 中调查时，我发现如果我创建 IE ComObject，它起初具有有效的属性，但是一旦我导航到服务控制页面，所有属性都为空(几乎就像 ComObject走了?).例如，之前 HWND 属性具有有效值，但现在它为 null($ie.hwnd -eq $null 返回 true).当我导航到该页面时，PowerShell 中没有显示任何错误.

When I investigate in PowerShell, I find that if I create the IE ComObject, it at first has valid properties, but as soon as I navigate to the the service control page, all the properties are null (almost as if the ComObject gone away?). For example, before the HWND property had a valid value, but now it's null ($ie.hwnd -eq $null returns true). No error is displayed in PowerShell when I navigate to the page.

我看了一些类似的 问题，但第一个与我的情况不符(Document 属性在我的情况下为空)，对于后一种，IE9 默认为内网站点的兼容模式.我保存了 ASP 页面并通过 w3c 验证器 运行它并且它抛出了一些错误(尽管没有与我正在尝试处理的元素).不幸的是，我无法修复这些.其他网站好像没有这个问题.对可能是什么问题的任何怀疑以及关于变通方法的建议?

I looked at some similar questions, but the first one doesn't match my circumstance (the Document property is null in my case) and as for the latter one, IE9 defaults to compatibility mode for intranet sites. I saved the ASP page and ran it through the w3c validator and it threw some errors (although none related to the elements I'm trying to deal with). Unfortunately I can't fix those. Other sites don't seem to have this problem. Any suspicions on what the problem may be and recommendations on work-arounds?