Windows 10 Sophia Script

farag2 — Mon, 25 May 2020 14:13:09 +0000

Sophia Script

A PowerShell module for Windows 10 fine-tuning and automating the routine tasks 🏆

Version	Code name	Marketing name	Build	Arch	Editions	Script version
2009	20H2	October 2020 Update	19042	x64	Home/Pro/Enterprise	5.3.2
2004	20H1	May 2020 Update	19041	x64	Home/Pro/Enterprise	5.3.2
1809		LTSC Enterprise 2019	17763	x64	Enterprise	5.0.1

Set up Privacy & Telemetry;
Turn off diagnostics tracking scheduled tasks with pop-up form written in WPF;
Set up UI & Personalization;
Uninstall OneDrive "correctly";
Interactive prompts;
Change %TEMP% environment variable path to %SystemDrive%\Temp
Change location of the user folders programmatically (without moving user files) within interactive menu using arrows to select a drive
- "Desktop";
- "Documents";
- "Downloads";
- "Music";
- "Pictures"
- "Videos.
Uninstall UWP apps from all accounts with exception apps list with pop-up form written in WPF;
Disable Windows features;
Install and setup WSL
Remove Windows capabilities with pop-up form written in WPF;
Create a Windows cleaning up task in the Task Scheduler;
- A toast notification will pop up a minute before the task starts
Create tasks in the Task Scheduler to clear
- %SystemRoot%\SoftwareDistribution\Download
- %TEMP%
Unpin all Start menu tiles;
Pin shortcuts to Start menu using syspin.exe
- Three shortcuts are preconfigured to be pinned: Control Panel, "old style" Devices and Printers, and Command Prompt
Turn on Controlled folder access and add protected folders using dialog menu;
Add exclusion folder from Microsoft Defender Antivirus scanning using dialog menu;
Add exclusion file from Microsoft Defender Antivirus scanning using dialog menu;
Refresh desktop icons, environment variables and taskbar without restarting File Explorer;
Setup Windows 10 security;
Many more File Explorer and context menu "deep" tweaks.

Download up-to-date version;
Expand the archive;
Open folder with the expanded archive;
Look through the Sophia.ps1 file to configure functions that you want to be run;
- Comment out function with the # char if you don't want it to be run;
- Uncomment function by removing the # char if you want it to be run.
Click "File" in File Explorer, hover over "Open Windows PowerShell", and select "Open Windows PowerShell as Administrator" (how-to with screenshots);
Set execution policy to be able to run scripts only in the current PowerShell session

  Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force

How to run the specific function(s) (example):

.\Sophia.ps1 -Functions CreateRestorePoint, "ScheduledTasks -Disable", "WindowsCapabilities -Disable", Refresh