How do you run executable utility from the command line that requires parameters?

Thanks AlexKaras for the reply. I'd been trying to figure this out for much too long. I finally tried powershell like suggested in your link (instead of continuing to try using the cmd prompt) and that worked perfectly. Below is the code that finally worked:

function killBrowsers()
{
  WshShell.Run("powershell C:\\autoUiTests\\KillBrowserDrivers\\KillBrowserDrivers.exe chrome msedge");
  // Below shows if you have tha name of executable in a variable:
  var utilityPath = "C:\\autoUiTests\\KillBrowserDrivers\\KillBrowserDrivers.exe chrome msedge";
  WshShell.Run("powershell " + utilityPath);
}

For anyone trying to find answers, make sure to put all the correct spacing into your command (space between 'powershell' and the executable path/name. And a space between the exe name and the arguments.).

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Other things I attempted that did NOT seem to work are below. Below is code that does NOT work (just for posterity's sake):

function CodeThatDidntWork()
{
  var utilityPath = "C:\\autoUiTests\\KillBrowserDrivers\\KillBrowserDrivers.exe chrome msedge";

  // attempt #1
  TestedApps.Add('cmd.exe', utilityPath, 1, true, '');
  TestedApps.cmd.Run(1, true);

  // attempt #2
  var shell= Sys.OleObject("WScript.Shell");
  shell.Run(utilityPath);
  
  // attempt #3
  Sys.OleObject("WScript.Shell").Exec(`cmd ${utilityPath}`);

}