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Script Installs AD Tools, then installs the Powershell AD module. Uses the module to pull the AD computer description and put it into a custom field (CF – AD Description). Field must be created before importing script. Requires user to be logged in, will self-reschedule every 60m if no user logged in.
Read MoreSets the size, alignment, and snap assist settings for the Win11 taskbar. Configured to set the taskbar to be left aligned and medium size (default is centered, medium size). Can change this behavior by editing the first few lines of the script, if desired.
Read MoreSets the position for the Win11 taskbar. Configured to set the taskbar to the bottom. Can change this behavior by editing the first line of the script, if desired.
Read MoreDownloads a powershell script to check OS, CPU, RAM, HDD, TPM, and SECUREBOOT compatibility requirements for Windows 11 installation. Writes result to procedure log, can report using $Win11check$, $Win11yes$, $Win11no$. Also write results to custom field "CF – Win11 Ready".
Read MoreDownloads powershell script that lists all local accounts in the Administrators and Users groups. Can report using $LocalUsers$, $LocalAdmins$, $LocalUsersAdmins$.
Read MoreScript sets registry keys to unlock Windows 10 machine to allow upgrade to Windows 11.
Read MoreScript sets registry keys to lock Windows 10 machine to it’s current build version.
Read MoreScript sets registry keys to lock Windows 10 machine to a target build of 21H1.
Read MoreUses registry keys to re-allow installation of new ActiveX controls. Reboot may be required for changes to take effect.
Read MoreUses registry keys to prevents installation of new ActiveX controls as a security measure. Then restarts the computer after 5 minutes. Addresses the vulnerability listed here.
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