It's set of simple tweaks and batch scripts for Windows.

Just run these scripts in cmd. Some files require administrator rights!

Some tasks (eg Orchestrator Idle Start) require SYSTEM rights, administrator rights are not enough! The problem is solved by running taskschd.msc (manual task management) or just cmd.exe (using batch scripts) with SYSTEM rights. There is a solution for this problem: Download the Microsoft Sysinternals utility called PsExec. Run cmd.exe with administrator rights, run the command in it:

psexec64.exe -s -i cmd.exe

This will launch the entire console with SYSTEM rights, in which you can run the scripts you need, or run taskschd.msc to manually manage tasks.

Some scripts require administrator rights, others require SYSTEM rights, and if you run the main script. Then I recommend running it once with administrator rights and another time with SYSTEM rights (using the psexec64 utility).

Note: PSExec may give an error (Error creating key file on ...) this is due to the fact that there is no network or network interface. (you can downgrade the version of the utility, or use the AdvancedRun utility)

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