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# PowerShell Script: add-firewall-rules.ps1
```powershell
Adds firewall rules for the given executables (needs admin rights)
```
# add-firewall-rules.ps1 - Adds firewall rules for the given executables (needs admin rights)
add-firewall-rules.ps1 [<PathToExecutables>]

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# PowerShell Script: add-memo.ps1
```powershell
Adds a memo to Memos.csv in the home folder
```
# add-memo.ps1 - Adds a memo to Memos.csv in the home folder
add-memo.ps1 [<text>]

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# PowerShell Script: alert.ps1
```powershell
Handle and escalate the given alert message
```
# alert.ps1 - Handle and escalate the given alert message
alert.ps1 [<message>]

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# PowerShell Script: build-repo.ps1
```powershell
Builds a Git repository
```
# build-repo.ps1 - Builds a Git repository
Supports building with cmake, configure, autogen, Imakefile and Makefile.

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# PowerShell Script: build-repos.ps1
```powershell
Builds all Git repositories in a folder
```
# build-repos.ps1 - Builds all Git repositories in a folder
build-repos.ps1 [<ParentDir>]

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# PowerShell Script: cd-desktop.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the user's desktop folder
```
# cd-desktop.ps1 - Change the working directory to the user's desktop folder
cd-desktop.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-docs.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the user's documents folder
```
# cd-docs.ps1 - Change the working directory to the user's documents folder
cd-docs.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-downloads.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the user's downloads folder
```
# cd-downloads.ps1 - Change the working directory to the user's downloads folder
cd-downloads.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-dropbox.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the user's Dropbox folder
```
# cd-dropbox.ps1 - Change the working directory to the user's Dropbox folder
cd-dropbox.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-home.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the user's home directory
```
# cd-home.ps1 - Change the working directory to the user's home directory
cd-home.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-music.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the user's music folder
```
# cd-music.ps1 - Change the working directory to the user's music folder
cd-music.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-onedrive.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the user's OneDrive folder
```
# cd-onedrive.ps1 - Change the working directory to the user's OneDrive folder
cd-onedrive.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-pics.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the user's pictures folder
```
# cd-pics.ps1 - Change the working directory to the user's pictures folder
cd-pics.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-recycle-bin.ps1
```powershell
cd-recycle-bin.ps1
# cd-recycle-bin.ps1 - cd-recycle-bin.ps1
```
```
[<CommonParameters>]

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# PowerShell Script: cd-repos.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the user's Git repositories folder
```
# cd-repos.ps1 - Change the working directory to the user's Git repositories folder
cd-repos.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-root.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the root directory (C:\ on Windows)
```
# cd-root.ps1 - Change the working directory to the root directory (C:\ on Windows)
cd-root.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-scripts.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the PowerShell scripts folder
```
# cd-scripts.ps1 - Change the working directory to the PowerShell scripts folder
cd-scripts.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-ssh.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the user's SSH folder
```
# cd-ssh.ps1 - Change the working directory to the user's SSH folder
cd-ssh.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-up.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to one level up
```
# cd-up.ps1 - Change the working directory to one level up
cd-up.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-up2.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to two directory levels up
```
# cd-up2.ps1 - Change the working directory to two directory levels up
cd-up2.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-up3.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to three directory levels up
```
# cd-up3.ps1 - Change the working directory to three directory levels up
cd-up3.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-up4.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to four directory levels up
```
# cd-up4.ps1 - Change the working directory to four directory levels up
cd-up4.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: cd-videos.ps1
```powershell
Change the working directory to the user's videos folder
```
# cd-videos.ps1 - Change the working directory to the user's videos folder
cd-videos.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: check-cpu-temp.ps1
```powershell
Checks the CPU temperature
```
# check-cpu-temp.ps1 - Checks the CPU temperature
check-cpu-temp.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: check-dns-resolution.ps1
```powershell
Checks the DNS resolution with frequently used domain names
```
# check-dns-resolution.ps1 - Checks the DNS resolution with frequently used domain names
check-dns-resolution.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: check-drive-space.ps1
```powershell
Checks a drive for free space left (20 GB by default)
```
# check-drive-space.ps1 - Checks a drive for free space left (20 GB by default)
check-drive-space.ps1 [<drive>] [<min-level>]

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# PowerShell Script: check-file-system.ps1
```powershell
Checks the file system of a drive (needs admin rights)
```
# check-file-system.ps1 - Checks the file system of a drive (needs admin rights)
check-file-system.ps1 [<drive>]

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# PowerShell Script: check-health.ps1
```powershell
Checks the health of the local computer
```
# check-health.ps1 - Checks the health of the local computer
check-health.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: check-ipv4-address.ps1
```powershell
Checks the given IPv4 address for validity
```
# check-ipv4-address.ps1 - Checks the given IPv4 address for validity
check-ipv4-address.ps1 [<Address>]

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# PowerShell Script: check-ipv6-address.ps1
```powershell
Checks the given IPv6 address for validity
```
# check-ipv6-address.ps1 - Checks the given IPv6 address for validity
check-ipv6-address.ps1 [<Address>]

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# PowerShell Script: check-mac-address.ps1
```powershell
Checks the given MAC address for validity
```
# check-mac-address.ps1 - Checks the given MAC address for validity
Supported MAC address formats are: 00:00:00:00:00:00 or 00-00-00-00-00-00 or 000000000000.
check-mac-address.ps1 [<MAC>]

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# PowerShell Script: check-ping.ps1
```powershell
Checks the ping latency from the local computer to selected Internet hosts
```
# check-ping.ps1 - Checks the ping latency from the local computer to selected Internet hosts
Hosts by default are: amazon.com,apple.com,bing.com,cnn.com,dropbox.com,facebook.com,google.com,live.com,twitter.com,youtube.com
check-ping.ps1 [<hosts>]

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# PowerShell Script: check-smart-devices.ps1
```powershell
Performs a selftest on your S.M.A.R.T. HDD/SSD devices.
```
# check-smart-devices.ps1 - Performs a selftest on your S.M.A.R.T. HDD/SSD devices.
check-smart-devices.ps1 [<type>]
Type is either short(default) or long.

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# PowerShell Script: check-subnet-mask.ps1
```powershell
Checks the given subnet mask for validity
```
# check-subnet-mask.ps1 - Checks the given subnet mask for validity
check-subnet-mask.ps1 [<address>]

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# PowerShell Script: check-swap-space.ps1
```powershell
Checks the free swap space
```
# check-swap-space.ps1 - Checks the free swap space
check-swap-space.ps1 [<min-level>]

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# PowerShell Script: check-symlinks.ps1
```powershell
Checks every symlink in a folder (including subfolders)
```
# check-symlinks.ps1 - Checks every symlink in a folder (including subfolders)
check-symlinks.ps1 [<folder>]
Returns the number of broken symlinks as exit value.

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# PowerShell Script: check-weather.ps1
```powershell
Checks the weather for critical values
```
# check-weather.ps1 - Checks the weather for critical values
check-weather.ps1 [<location>]

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# PowerShell Script: check-windows-system-files.ps1
```powershell
Checks the validity of the Windows system files (requires admin rights)
```
# check-windows-system-files.ps1 - Checks the validity of the Windows system files (requires admin rights)
check-windows-system-files.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: check-xml-file.ps1
```powershell
Checks the given XML file for validity
```
# check-xml-file.ps1 - Checks the given XML file for validity
check-xml-file [<file>]

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# PowerShell Script: clean-repo.ps1
```powershell
Cleans a Git repository from untracked files (including submodules)
```
# clean-repo.ps1 - Cleans a Git repository from untracked files (including submodules)
clean-repo.ps1 [<RepoDir>]

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# PowerShell Script: clean-repos.ps1
```powershell
Cleans all Git repositories in a folder from untracked files (including submodules)
```
# clean-repos.ps1 - Cleans all Git repositories in a folder from untracked files (including submodules)
clean-repos.ps1 [<ParentDir>]

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# PowerShell Script: clear-recycle-bin.ps1
```powershell
Removes the content of the recycle bin folder permanently
```
# clear-recycle-bin.ps1 - Removes the content of the recycle bin folder permanently
clear-recycle-bin.ps1
NOTE: can not be undo!

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# PowerShell Script: clone-repos.ps1
```powershell
Clones well-known Git repositories into a folder
```
# clone-repos.ps1 - Clones well-known Git repositories into a folder
clone-repos.ps1 [<folder>]

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# PowerShell Script: close-calculator.ps1
```powershell
Closes the calculator program gracefully
```
# close-calculator.ps1 - Closes the calculator program gracefully
close-calculator.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: close-chrome.ps1
```powershell
Closes the Google Chrome Web browser
```
# close-chrome.ps1 - Closes the Google Chrome Web browser
close-chrome.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: close-cortana.ps1
```powershell
Closes Microsoft's Cortana application
```
# close-cortana.ps1 - Closes Microsoft's Cortana application
close-cortana.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: close-edge.ps1
```powershell
Closes Microsoft's Edge Web browser
```
# close-edge.ps1 - Closes Microsoft's Edge Web browser
close-edge.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: close-file-explorer.ps1
```powershell
Closes Microsoft's File Explorer
```
# close-file-explorer.ps1 - Closes Microsoft's File Explorer
close-file-explorer.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: close-firefox.ps1
```powershell
Closes Mozilla's Firefox Web browser
```
# close-firefox.ps1 - Closes Mozilla's Firefox Web browser
close-firefox.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: close-netflix.ps1
```powershell
Closes the Netflix application
```
# close-netflix.ps1 - Closes the Netflix application
close-netflix.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: close-onedrive.ps1
```powershell
Closes Microsoft's OneDrive folder
```
# close-onedrive.ps1 - Closes Microsoft's OneDrive folder
close-onedrive.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: close-program.ps1
```powershell
Closes the processes of the given program gracefully
```
# close-program.ps1 - Closes the processes of the given program gracefully
close-program.ps1 [<FullProgramName>] [<ProgramName>] [<ProgramAliasName>]

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# PowerShell Script: close-system-settings.ps1
```powershell
Closes the System Settings window
```
# close-system-settings.ps1 - Closes the System Settings window
close-system-settings.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: close-thunderbird.ps1
```powershell
Closes Mozilla's Thunderbird email client
```
# close-thunderbird.ps1 - Closes Mozilla's Thunderbird email client
close-thunderbird.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: close-vlc.ps1
```powershell
Closes the VLC media player application
```
# close-vlc.ps1 - Closes the VLC media player application
close-vlc.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: close-windows-terminal.ps1
```powershell
Closes the Windows Terminal application
```
# close-windows-terminal.ps1 - Closes the Windows Terminal application
close-windows-terminal.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: configure-git.ps1
```powershell
Configures the user settings for Git
```
# configure-git.ps1 - Configures the user settings for Git
configure-git.ps1 [<full-name>] [<email-address>] [<favorite-editor>]

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# PowerShell Script: convert-csv2txt.ps1
```powershell
Converts a .CSV file into a text file
```
# convert-csv2txt.ps1 - Converts a .CSV file into a text file
convert-csv2txt.ps1 [<csv-file>]

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# PowerShell Script: convert-mysql2csv.ps1
```powershell
Convert a MySQL database table to a .CSV file
```
# convert-mysql2csv.ps1 - Convert a MySQL database table to a .CSV file
convert-mysql2csv.ps1 [<server>] [<database>] [<username>] [<password>] [<query>]

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# PowerShell Script: convert-ps2bat.ps1
```powershell
Converts a PowerShell script to .bat files
```
# convert-ps2bat.ps1 - Converts a PowerShell script to .bat files
convert-ps2bat.ps1 [<pattern>]

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# PowerShell Script: convert-ps2md.ps1
```powershell
Converts the comment-based help of a PowerShell script to Markdown
```
# convert-ps2md.ps1 - Converts the comment-based help of a PowerShell script to Markdown
convert-ps2md.ps1 [<filename>]
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```
-filename <String>
Specifies the path to the PowerShell script
Required? false
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# PowerShell Script: convert-sql2csv.ps1
```powershell
Converts a SQL database table to a .CSV file
```
# convert-sql2csv.ps1 - Converts a SQL database table to a .CSV file
convert-sql2csv.ps1 [<server>] [<database>] [<username>] [<password>] [<query>]

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# PowerShell Script: convert-txt2wav.ps1
```powershell
Converts text to a .WAV audio file
```
# convert-txt2wav.ps1 - Converts text to a .WAV audio file
convert-txt2wav.ps1 [<text>] [<wav-file>]

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# PowerShell Script: copy-photos-sorted.ps1
```powershell
Copy image files sorted by year and month
```
# copy-photos-sorted.ps1 - Copy image files sorted by year and month
Copy image files from SourceDir to TargetDir sorted by year and month
copy-photos-sorted.ps1 [<SourceDir>] [<TargetDir>]

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# PowerShell Script: decrypt-file.ps1
```powershell
Decrypts the given file
```
# decrypt-file.ps1 - Decrypts the given file
decrypt-file.ps1 [<path>] [<password>]

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# PowerShell Script: display-time.ps1
```powershell
Displays the current time
```
# display-time.ps1 - Displays the current time
Displays the current time (for 10 seconds by default)
display-time.ps1 [<seconds>]

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# PowerShell Script: download-dir.ps1
```powershell
Downloads a folder (including subfolders) from the given URL
```
# download-dir.ps1 - Downloads a folder (including subfolders) from the given URL
download-dir.ps1 [<URL>]

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# PowerShell Script: download-file.ps1
```powershell
Downloads a file from the given URL
```
# download-file.ps1 - Downloads a file from the given URL
download-file.ps1 [<URL>]

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# PowerShell Script: edit.ps1
```powershell
Opens the built-in text editor to edit the given file
```
# edit.ps1 - Opens the built-in text editor to edit the given file
edit.ps1 <filename>

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# PowerShell Script: enable-crash-dumps.ps1
```powershell
Enables the writing of crash dumps
```
# enable-crash-dumps.ps1 - Enables the writing of crash dumps
enable-crash-dumps.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: enable-god-mode.ps1
```powershell
Enables the god mode
```
# enable-god-mode.ps1 - Enables the god mode
Enables the god mode (adds a new icon to the desktop)
enable-god-mode.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: encrypt-file.ps1
```powershell
Encrypts a file
```
# encrypt-file.ps1 - Encrypts a file
encrypt-file.ps1 [<Path>] [<Password>]

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# PowerShell Script: enter-chat.ps1
```powershell
Enters a chat using a common network shared file
```
# enter-chat.ps1 - Enters a chat using a common network shared file
enter-chat.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: fetch-repo.ps1
```powershell
Fetches updates for a local Git repository (including submodules)
```
# fetch-repo.ps1 - Fetches updates for a local Git repository (including submodules)
fetch-repo.ps1 [<RepoDir>]

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# PowerShell Script: fetch-repos.ps1
```powershell
Fetches updates for all Git repositories in a folder (including submodules)
```
# fetch-repos.ps1 - Fetches updates for all Git repositories in a folder (including submodules)
fetch-repos.ps1 [<ParentDir>]

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# PowerShell Script: get-md5.ps1
```powershell
```
# get-md5.ps1 -
```
[<CommonParameters>]

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# PowerShell Script: get-sha1.ps1
```powershell
```
# get-sha1.ps1 -
```
[<CommonParameters>]

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# PowerShell Script: get-sha256.ps1
```powershell
```
# get-sha256.ps1 -
```
[<CommonParameters>]

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# PowerShell Script: hibernate.ps1
```powershell
Enables hibernate mode for the local computer (needs admin rights)
```
# hibernate.ps1 - Enables hibernate mode for the local computer (needs admin rights)
hibernate.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: inspect-exe.ps1
```powershell
Prints basic information of an executable file
```
# inspect-exe.ps1 - Prints basic information of an executable file
inspect-exe.ps1 [<path-to-exe-file>]

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# PowerShell Script: install-github-cli.ps1
```powershell
Installs GitHub CLI
```
# install-github-cli.ps1 - Installs GitHub CLI
install-github-cli.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: install-google-chrome.ps1
```powershell
Installs the latest Google Chrome browser
```
# install-google-chrome.ps1 - Installs the latest Google Chrome browser
install-google-chrome.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: install-knot-resolver.ps1
```powershell
Installs Knot Resolver (needs admin rights)
```
# install-knot-resolver.ps1 - Installs Knot Resolver (needs admin rights)
Knot Resolver is a DNS resolver daemon.
install-knot-resolver.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: install-signal-cli.ps1
```powershell
Installs signal-cli
```
# install-signal-cli.ps1 - Installs signal-cli
Installs signal-cli from github.com/AsamK/signal-cli. See the Web page for the correct version number
install-signal-cli.ps1 [<version>]

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# PowerShell Script: install-ssh-client.ps1
```powershell
Installs the SSH client (needs admin rights)
```
# install-ssh-client.ps1 - Installs the SSH client (needs admin rights)
install-ssh-client.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: install-ssh-server.ps1
```powershell
Installs the SSH server (needs admin rights)
```
# install-ssh-server.ps1 - Installs the SSH server (needs admin rights)
install-ssh-server.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: install-updates.ps1
```powershell
Installs updates for the local machine (needs admin rights)
```
# install-updates.ps1 - Installs updates for the local machine (needs admin rights)
install-updates.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: install-vscode.ps1
```powershell
Installs Visual Studio Code, the PowerShell extension, and optionally
# install-vscode.ps1 - Installs Visual Studio Code, the PowerShell extension, and optionally
a list of additional extensions.
```
This script can be used to easily install Visual Studio Code and the
PowerShell extension on your machine. You may also specify additional

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# PowerShell Script: install-wsl.ps1
```powershell
Installs Windows Subsystem for Linux (needs admin rights)
```
# install-wsl.ps1 - Installs Windows Subsystem for Linux (needs admin rights)
install-wsl.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: introduce-powershell.ps1
```powershell
Introduces PowerShell to new users
```
# introduce-powershell.ps1 - Introduces PowerShell to new users
introduce-powershell.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: list-aliases.ps1
```powershell
Lists all PowerShell aliases
```
# list-aliases.ps1 - Lists all PowerShell aliases
list-aliases.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: list-anagrams.ps1
```powershell
Lists all anagrams of the given word
```
# list-anagrams.ps1 - Lists all anagrams of the given word
list-anagrams.ps1 [<word>] [<columns>]

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# PowerShell Script: list-automatic-variables.ps1
```powershell
list-automatic-variables.ps1
# list-automatic-variables.ps1 - list-automatic-variables.ps1
```
```
[<CommonParameters>]

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# PowerShell Script: list-branches.ps1
```powershell
Lists all branches in a Git repository
```
# list-branches.ps1 - Lists all branches in a Git repository
list-branches.ps1 [<RepoDir>] [<SearchPattern>]
<RepoDir> is the current working directory by default

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# PowerShell Script: list-cheat-sheet.ps1
```powershell
Lists the PowerShell cheat sheet
```
# list-cheat-sheet.ps1 - Lists the PowerShell cheat sheet
list-cheat-sheet.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: list-city-weather.ps1
```powershell
List the current weather of cities world-wide
```
# list-city-weather.ps1 - List the current weather of cities world-wide
List the current weather of cities world-wide (west to east)
list-city-weather.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: list-cli-tools.ps1
```powershell
list-cli-tools.ps1
# list-cli-tools.ps1 - list-cli-tools.ps1
```
```
[<CommonParameters>]

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# PowerShell Script: list-clipboard.ps1
```powershell
Lists the contents of the clipboard
```
# list-clipboard.ps1 - Lists the contents of the clipboard
list-clipboard.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: list-cmdlets.ps1
```powershell
Lists all PowerShell cmdlets
```
# list-cmdlets.ps1 - Lists all PowerShell cmdlets
list-cmdlets.ps1

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# PowerShell Script: list-commits.ps1
```powershell
Lists all commits in a Git repository
```
# list-commits.ps1 - Lists all commits in a Git repository
list-commits.ps1 [<RepoDir>] [<Format>]

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