A collection of useful PowerShell scripts for various system administration, automation, and utility tasks.
- CPUINFO.ps1: Displays detailed CPU information and specifications
- Drivers.ps1: Manages and displays system drivers information
- battery.ps1: Shows battery status and health information
- bios.ps1: Retrieves BIOS information and settings
- TPMByPass.ps1: Helps bypass TPM requirements for Windows installations
- clean.ps1: System cleanup utility
- cleandisk.ps1: Disk cleanup and optimization tool
- dism.ps1: Windows system image maintenance and repair
- WUA.ps1: Windows Update Assistant automation
- updater.ps1: System update automation tool
- QRMostUsedWifi.ps1: Generates QR codes for your most frequently used WiFi networks, including network name and password
- QWIFI.ps1: Quick WiFi connection utility
- WifiHistory.ps1: Shows WiFi connection history with connection counts
- ExportWLAN.ps1: Exports WiFi network profiles for backup or transfer
- ImportWLAN.ps1: Imports WiFi network profiles from backup
- fetchchrome.ps1: Chrome browser data extraction utility
- fetchchromebookmarks.ps1: Exports Chrome bookmarks to a file
- fetchedge.ps1: Microsoft Edge data management and backup
- ExportApps.ps1: Exports list of installed applications to a file
- ExportWinget.ps1: Exports winget package list for backup
- ImportWinget.ps1: Imports and installs winget packages from list
- install-winget.ps1: Automated winget package manager installation
- installed.ps1: Shows detailed installed software information
- EANGenerator.ps1: Generates and inserts EAN-13 barcodes into Word documents, supporting multiple barcodes per document
- tweak.ps1: System optimization and performance tweaks
- signwin.ps1: Windows signing utility for scripts and executables
- list.ps1: Lists system information and configurations
- noti.ps1: Custom notification system
- notid.ps1: Notification daemon/service for background alerts
- Make sure you have PowerShell installed on your system
- Clone this repository or download the scripts you need
- Run PowerShell as Administrator for scripts that require elevated privileges
- Execute scripts using one of these methods:
# Method 1: Direct execution with bypass powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File script_name.ps1 # Method 2: After setting RemoteSigned policy Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned .\script_name.ps1
- Windows 10/11
- PowerShell 5.1 or later
- Administrator privileges for some scripts
- Internet connection for scripts that download resources
Some scripts require administrator privileges. Always review scripts before running them and ensure they come from a trusted source.
VenimK (techmusiclover@outlook.be)
These scripts are provided as-is under the MIT License. Feel free to modify and distribute them while maintaining attribution.