Scripts for the Desktop

Scripts for the Desktop 관련

`close-calculator.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the calculator application gracefully.

`close-cortana.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes Microsoft's Cortana application gracefully.

`close-chrome.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Google Chrome Web browser gracefully.

`close-program.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes a program's processes gracefully.

`close-edge.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Microsoft Edge Web browser gracefully.

`close-file-explorer.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Microsoft File Explorer application gracefully.

`close-firefox.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Mozilla Firefox Web browser gracefully.

`close-microsoft-store.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Microsoft Store application gracefully.

`close-netflix.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Netflix application gracefully.

❌`close-onedrive.ps1`

This script closes Microsoft's OneDrive folder gracefully.

`close-serenade.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Serenade.ai application gracefully.

`close-snipping-tool.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Snipping Tool application gracefully.

`close-spotify.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Spotify application gracefully.

❌`close-system-settings.ps1`

This script closes the System Settings window gracefully.

`close-task-manager.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Task Manager application gracefully.

`close-thunderbird.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Mozilla Thunderbird email application gracefully.

`close-vlc.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the VLC media player application gracefully.

`close-windows-terminal.ps1`

This PowerShell script closes the Windows Terminal application gracefully.

`enable-god-mode.ps1`

This PowerShell script enables the god mode in Windows. It adds a new icon to the desktop.

`list-clipboard.ps1`

This PowerShell script lists the contents of the clipboard.

`new-email.ps1`

This PowerShell script opens the default email client to write a new email.

❌`open-amazon-website.ps1`

This script launches the Web browser with the Amazon website.

`open-default-browser.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the default Web browser, optional with a given URL.

`open-calculator.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the calculator application.

`open-c-drive.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the File Explorer with the C: drive folder.

`open-downloads-folders.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the File Explorer showing the user's downloads folder.

`open-dropbox-folder.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the File Explorer with the user's Dropbox folder.

`open-edge.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the Microsoft Edge Web browser.

`open-email-client.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the default email client.

❌`open-facebook-website.ps1`

This script launches the Web browser with the Facebook website.

`open-file-explorer.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the File Explorer.

`open-firefox.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the Mozilla Firefox Web browser.

❌`open-fritz-box.ps1`

This script launches the Web browser with FRITZ!Box's Web interface.

❌`open-github.ps1`

This script launches the Web browser with the GitHub website.

`open-google-contacts.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the Web browser with the Google Contacts website.

`open-google-earth.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the Web browser with the Google Earth website.

`open-google-mail.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the Web browser with the Google Mail website.

`open-google-maps.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the Web browser with the Google Maps website.

`open-google-news.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the Web browser with the Google News website.

`open-google-play.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the Web browser with the Google Play website.

`open-google-search.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the Web browser with the Google Search website.

`open-google-translate.ps1`

This PowerShell script launches the Web browser with the Google Translate website.

`open-home-folder.ps1`

This script launches the File Explorer with the user's home folder.

`open-music-folder.ps1`

This script launches the File Explorer with the user's music folder.

`open-netflix.ps1`

This script launches the Netflix application.

`open-microsoft-store.ps1`

This script launches the Microsoft Store application.

❌`open-notepad.ps1`

This script launches the Notepad application.

❌`open-onedrive-folder.ps1`

This script launches Microsoft OneDrive with the user's OneDrive folder.

`open-pictures-folder.ps1`

This script launches the File Explorer with the user's pictures folder.

❌`open-recycle-bin.ps1`

This script launches the File Explorer with the user's recycle bin folder.

`open-repos-folder.ps1`

This script launches the File Explorer with the user's Git repositories folder.

`open-snipping-tool.ps1`

This script launches the Snipping Tool application.

`open-speed-test.ps1`

This script launches the Web browser with Cloudflare's speed test website.

`open-spotify.ps1`

This script launches the Spotify application.

❌ `open-system-settings.ps1`

This script launches the Windows system settings application.

`open-task-manager.ps1`

This script launches the Windows Task Manager application.

`open-videos-folder.ps1`

This script launches the Windows Terminal application.

❌`open-windows-terminal.ps1`

open-wikipedia-website.ps1 - Opens the Wikipedia website

This script launches the Web browser with the Wikipedia website.

❌`open-wikipedia-website.ps1`

This script launches the Web browser with the YouTube website.

❌`open-youtube-website.ps1`

@tab Script Content

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`remind-me.ps1`

powershellcomponent VPCard { "title": "remind-me.ps1", "desc": "Creates a scheduled task that will display a popup message.", "link": "https://github.com/fleschutz/PowerShell/blob/master/remind-me.md", "logo": "https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/16557787?v=4", "background": "rgba(10, 10, 10, 0.2)" }


This PowerShell script creates a scheduled task that will display a popup message.

::: tabs

@tab:active Parameters

```powershell
PS> ./remind-me.ps1 [[-Message] <String>] [[-Time] <DateTime>] [<CommonParameters>]

-Message <String>    
    Required?                    false
    Position?                    1
    Default value                
    Accept pipeline input?       false
    Accept wildcard characters?  false

-Time <DateTime>
    
    Required?                    false
    Position?                    2
    Default value                
    Accept pipeline input?       false
    Accept wildcard characters?  false

[<CommonParameters>]
    This script supports the common parameters: Verbose, Debug, ErrorAction, ErrorVariable, WarningAction, 
    WarningVariable, OutBuffer, PipelineVariable, and OutVariable.

@tab Example

PS> ./remind-me "Dentist" "4/10/2021 12:00 PM"
# TaskPath                                       TaskName                          State
# --------                                       --------                          -----
# \                                              Reminder_451733811                Ready

@tab Script Content

<#
.SYNOPSIS
	Creates a scheduled task that will display a popup message
.DESCRIPTION
	This PowerShell script creates a scheduled task that will display a popup message.
.EXAMPLE
	PS> ./remind-me "Dentist" "4/10/2021 12:00 PM"

	TaskPath                                       TaskName                          State
	--------                                       --------                          -----
	\                                              Reminder_451733811                Ready
.LINK
	https://github.com/fleschutz/PowerShell
.NOTES
	Author: Markus Fleschutz | License: CC0
#>

#requires -version 4

param([string]$Message = "", [datetime]$Time)

try {
	if ($Message -eq "") { $Message = read-host "Enter reminder message" }

	$Task = New-ScheduledTaskAction -Execute msg -Argument "* $Message"
	$Trigger = New-ScheduledTaskTrigger -Once -At $Time
	$Random = (Get-Random)
	Register-ScheduledTask -Action $Task -Trigger $Trigger -TaskName "Reminder_$Random" -Description "Reminder"
	exit 0
} catch {
	"⚠️ Error in line $($_.InvocationInfo.ScriptLineNumber): $($Error[0])"
	exit 1
}

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`save-screenshot.ps1`

This PowerShell script takes a single screenshot and saves it into a target folder (default is the user's screenshots folder).

`set-wallpaper.ps1`

This PowerShell script sets the given image file as desktop wallpaper (.JPG or .PNG supported)