Update 'quickrun.bat'

quickrun.bat was not resetting the execution policy. This fixes this.

quickrun.bat

@@ -3,4 +3,4 @@ REM Runs the quick run commands form the readme.md
 REM https://efrick.ddns.net/git/efrick/Sysinfo/src/branch/master/README.md#quick-run
 REM This must be run from an elevated prompt.
 
-Powershell.exe -command "$current_execution_policy = Get-ExecutionPolicy; Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass CurrentUser;$current_path = pwd; .\sysinfo.ps1 -write_output -file_location $current_path.Path"
+Powershell.exe -command "$current_execution_policy = Get-ExecutionPolicy; Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass CurrentUser;$current_path = pwd; .\sysinfo.ps1 -write_output -file_location $current_path.Path;Set-ExecutionPolicy $current_execution_policy CurrentUser"

sysinfo.ps1

@@ -57,6 +57,7 @@ function Find-Computer-Info {
 
     #Init array for storing computer's data
     $computer_info = @("HOSTNAME:", $cs.Name, 
+                       "Domain:", $cs.Domain,
                        "OS Version:", $computer_os_info.Caption,
                        "OS Architecture:", $computer_os_info.OSArchitecture,
                        "Manufacture:", $cs.manufacturer,
@@ -94,6 +95,7 @@ function Show-Computer-Info { # Function writes by default to stdout. If given a
 
 function Find-Computer-Info_7 {
     $cs_hostname = wmic computersystem get name
+    $cs_domain = wmic computersystem get Domain
     $os_name = wmic os get Caption
     $os_arch =  wmic computersystem get SystemType
     $cpu_name = wmic cpu get name
@@ -105,6 +107,7 @@ function Find-Computer-Info_7 {
 
     $computer_info_7 = @(
         "HOSTNAME:", $cs_hostname[2],
+        "Domain:", $cs_domain[2],
         "OS Version:", $os_name[2],
         "OS Architecture:", $os_arch[2],
         "Manufacture:", $cs_manufacturer[2],