Microsoft

SMBv1 Enable (Win 8.1 and 10)

Script makes a powershell query to enable SMBv1.

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SMBv1 Disable (Win 8.1 and 10)

Script makes a powershell query to disable SMBv1.

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SMBv1 Status (Win 8.1 and 10)

Script makes a powershell query to get SMBv1 status. Writes result to procedure log. Can report using $smbv1$

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Procedure KB4487345 install

Installs KB4487345. UPDATE: KB4480970/KB4480960 delayed release We are approving KB4480970 (Monthly Rollup) and KB4480960 (Security only) for Windows 7/Server 2008R2 Microsoft released a patch (KB4487345) that corrects the problems with remotely access shares introduced by KB4480970/KB4480960. KB4487345 should be installed on any Windows 7 and Server 2008R2 machines affected. KB4487345 is only available from the…

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MS Stack Audit (May 2019)

Servicing Stack Updates are updates made to the tools Windows uses to update your machine. Historically, these updates are not very common though we have seen four updates in a row between December 2018 and May 2019. This script is updated when new SSU updates are released. It is very important that you install the latest…

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Set Windows Update Channel to Semi-Annual Targeted (Win10 only)

Script sets registry key to put the Windows 10 machine into the “Semi-Annual (Targeted)” update channel.

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Set Windows Update Channel to Semi-Annual (Win10 only)

Script sets registry key to put the Windows 10 machine into the “Semi-Annual” update channel.

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Set Windows Update Active Hours (no auto restarts)

Script prompts for Start Time and End Time in 24hr format. Sets the Active Hours in Windows 10 using registry key. Also sets a key to disable system from doing an auto restart outside those hours.

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Set Windows Update Active Hours

Script prompts for Start Time and End Time in 24hr format. Sets the Active Hours in Windows 10 using registry key. Also sets a key to allow system to auto restart outside those hours.

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MS Office License info

Searches MS Office directories for ospp.vbs and runs it, which prints license and prints some of it to the procedure log. If you want a complete copy of the info, edit the script and add your email on line 2. Can report using $MSOL$.

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