# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup_Notification.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# We cannot create a schedule task if %COMPUTERNAME% is equal to %USERNAME%, so we have to use a "$env:COMPUTERNAME\$env:USERNAME" method
@ -12961,7 +12965,7 @@ function TempTask
# We have to call PowerShell script via another VBS script silently because VBS has appropriate feature to suppress console appearing (none of other workarounds work)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup_Notification.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# We cannot create a schedule task if %COMPUTERNAME% is equal to %USERNAME%, so we have to use a "$env:COMPUTERNAME\$env:USERNAME" method
@ -9815,7 +9819,7 @@ function TempTask
# We have to call PowerShell script via another VBS script silently because VBS has appropriate feature to suppress console appearing (none of other workarounds work)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup_Notification.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# We cannot create a schedule task if %COMPUTERNAME% is equal to %USERNAME%, so we have to use a "$env:COMPUTERNAME\$env:USERNAME" method
@ -10948,7 +10952,7 @@ function TempTask
# We have to call PowerShell script via another VBS script silently because VBS has appropriate feature to suppress console appearing (none of other workarounds work)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup_Notification.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# We cannot create a schedule task if %COMPUTERNAME% is equal to %USERNAME%, so we have to use a "$env:COMPUTERNAME\$env:USERNAME" method
@ -12977,7 +12981,7 @@ function TempTask
# We have to call PowerShell script via another VBS script silently because VBS has appropriate feature to suppress console appearing (none of other workarounds work)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup_Notification.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# We cannot create a schedule task if %COMPUTERNAME% is equal to %USERNAME%, so we have to use a "$env:COMPUTERNAME\$env:USERNAME" method
@ -12196,7 +12200,7 @@ function TempTask
# We have to call PowerShell script via another VBS script silently because VBS has appropriate feature to suppress console appearing (none of other workarounds work)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling Windows_Cleanup_Notification.ps1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
# We cannot create a schedule task if %COMPUTERNAME% is equal to %USERNAME%, so we have to use a "$env:COMPUTERNAME\$env:USERNAME" method
@ -12212,7 +12216,7 @@ function TempTask
# We have to call PowerShell script via another VBS script silently because VBS has appropriate feature to suppress console appearing (none of other workarounds work)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# Create vbs script that will help us calling PS1 script silently, without interrupting system from Focus Assist mode turned on, when a powershell.exe console pops up
@ -13903,7 +13908,7 @@ function OpenWindowsTerminalAdminContext
}
# Save in UTF-8 with BOM despite JSON must not has the BOM: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8259#section-8.1. Unless Terminal profile names which contains non-Latin characters will have "?" instead of titles