Using Fido PowerShell script Fido is a standalone PowerShell script used to download ISOs from Microsoft. This script is written by the makers of Rufus and it’s used in the background by Rufus. In case you prefer a script to download the ISO from Microsoft, then Fido is for you. Down...
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If you have installed Windows 11 – the brand new operating system (performing acompatibility checkand enabling TPM & Secure Boot before installation), you come to the right place and we will show you how to make a user an administrator in Windows 11. Now, move to the next part to know ...
Method 3: Clean a USB Flash Drive via Windows PowerShell How to clean USB flash drive? The third method is to format it with Windows PowerShell commands. Windows PowerShell is a Windows command-line shell and scripting language tailored for system administrators. It combines the old CMD functi...
Create a partition on Windows 11 from PowerShell Create a partition on Windows 11 from Setup Create a partition on Windows 11 from Settings app To create a partition from unpartitioned space on Windows 11, use these steps: OpenSettingson Windows 11. ...
If the license is linked to your Email, which should be your Microsoft account, then sign into Windows 11 with your Microsoft account (if you haven't already), if Windows doesn't activate automatically,use this command in an elevated PowerShell (run as admin):Changepk...
Create local account from PowerShell Create local account on Windows 11 To create a local account from the Settings app on Windows 11, use these steps: OpenSettingson Windows 11. Click onAccounts. Click theOther userstab. Click theAdd accountbutton under the “Other users” section. ...
Wait for the PowerShell window to show ‘Skip TPM Check on Dynamic Update [INSTALLED]’. Press any key to exit the window. Press the Win key + I to open Windows Settings. Go to Windows Update and check for the Windows 11 upgrade. ...
images manually using the old skool, built in backup tool in Windows right now, which works, but I'd really like something that can automate it. I was planning to make a batch or powershell script that'll do it, but thought there's probably a better way to do it, any recommendations...
Powershell 5.1 can be downloadedhere Information This tool is inspired by the very nice, linux cross-compiling tool from Roger Pack (rdp):https://github.com/rdp/ffmpeg-windows-build-helpers It is based on msys2 and tested under Windows 8.1, 10 and 11.http://sourceforge.net/projects/msys2...