# 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)
# 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)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# 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)
# 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)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# 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)
# 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)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# 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)
# 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)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# 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)
# 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)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# 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)
# 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)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)
# 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)
# 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)
# powershell.exe process wakes up system anyway even from turned on Focus Assist mode (not a notification toast)