Description: This script lets you set the maximum battery charge level on your Windows machine, enhancing battery lifespan. It offers two options: using a .bat or .ps1 file.
How It Works: The script uses Windows PowerShell commands to adjust battery charge settings based on your input percentage.
How to Use:
- For .bat: Run as administrator.
- For .ps1: Run in PowerShell with admin privileges.
Overview: Manage Windows Firewall rules for .exe files. Choose to block or remove rules for .exe files in the script's directory, improving system security.
Prerequisites: Windows OS, admin privileges, basic script usage knowledge.
How It Works: Two scripts available: .bat (simple) and .ps1 (advanced). They detect .exe files in the script's directory and allow you to block or remove firewall rules.
How to Use:
- For .bat: Save in the directory with .exe files and run.
- For .ps1: Run in PowerShell with admin privileges, navigate to the script's directory, and execute.
Description: These scripts enable you to set the TTL (Time to Live) value on your Windows machine, affecting data packet lifetimes.
How They Work: Both scripts have a similar process: run as administrator, choose TTL (64, 128, or Custom), and set the chosen TTL value in the Windows Registry.
How to Use:
- For set_ttl.bat: Run as administrator and follow on-screen prompts.
- For set_ttl.ps1: Open PowerShell with admin rights, navigate to the script's folder, run with
.\set_ttl.ps1, and follow on-screen prompts.
Description: Automate file organization by categorizing files based on type and age.
How It Works: Choose between a .bat or .ps1 file to categorize files and move older files to an archive folder.
How to Use:
- For .bat: Run as administrator.
- For .ps1: Run in PowerShell with admin privileges.
These scripts provide straightforward solutions to customize your Windows system settings.
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