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:: Cheat Command Wrapper Script
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:: This batch script acts as a wrapper for 'cheat.exe', enhancing its functionality
:: by allowing more intuitive command-line interactions. Specifically, it:
::
:: 1. Directly accesses cheatsheets or tags with a single argument.
:: 2. Facilitates search within a cheatsheet using multiple arguments, treating them
::    as a single search query.
:: 3. Dynamically resolves the paths to the community and personal cheatsheets

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# PowerShell script to disable Windows power management on all currently connected serial ports, including USB adapters
# In simpler terms, it prevents Windows from turning off connected serial devices to save power.
# Equivalent to right-clicking on a serial port device in Device Manager > Properties > "Power Management" Tab > Unchecking "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power."

$hubs = Get-CimInstance -ClassName Win32_SerialPort | Select-Object Name, DeviceID, Description
$powerMgmt = Get-CimInstance -ClassName MSPower_DeviceEnable -Namespace root\wmi

foreach ($p in $powerMgmt) {
    $IN = $p.InstanceName.ToUpper()
    foreach ($h in $hubs) {

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:: ---- Lines beginning with :: are comments ----
:: This script is meant to make it easy to transcribe a video file using WhisperCPP.
:: You can simply drag a video file into the cmd window, then it will use ffmpeg to extract the audio, then transcribe using WhisperCPP and output to a text file.
:: 
@echo off
set /p videopath="Enter the full path to the video file to transcribe: "

:: Remove quotes from the input path
set videopath=%videopath:"=%

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# This PowerShell script finds the icon source for a given file. 
# It first tries to extract the icon from the associated executable, 
# and if not found, it looks up the icon in the Windows Registry.
# Author: ThioJoe  /   GitHub.com/ThioJoe

param(
    [string]$initialFilePath  # Initial file path parameter for direct execution
)

# Function to prompt the user for a file path.

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# Description: This script will automatically copy the necessary GPU drivers from your current host machine into a Hyper-V Virtual Machine
# so you can pass through the GPU to the VM. You should run this whenever you update your graphics drivers on the host.
#
# Author: ThioJoe  --   https://github.com/ThioJoe
#
# Note: Currently this only works for Nvidia GPUs. But it does support if you have multiple GPUs.
#
# OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS:
# -debug  |  Enables debug messages that pause the script for each step (No additional string required, just add -debug)
# -name   |  Sets the virtual machine name so it doesn't need to ask

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# Script to easily set resource allocation for GPUs to be passed through into a Hyper-V VM
#
# Author: ThioJoe  /  https://github.com/thiojoe
#
### Instructions for copying drivers to VM - Will likely need to do this before running this script
# NOTE: Instead of manually copying the files, if you have an Nvidia GPU you can use my other script called "Copy-GPU-Drivers-VM.ps1" to do it automatically
# 1. Open C:\Windows\System32 on host machine and copy any files beginning with "nv" (Except nvspinfo.exe and NvAgent.dll , which are unrelated)
# 2. Place those files into the System32 folder on the VM
# 3. On the VM, create the following directory:  C:\Windows\System32\HostDriverStore\FileRepository
# 4. For Nvidia GPUs, open C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository, copy any folders beginning with "nv_" (The number of folders should match the number of GPUs, or at least number of different models of GPU)

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@echo off
:: Note: Lines beginning with "REM" or :: are comments
:: Script by: https://github.com/thiojoe
:: Purpose: Creates a much more user friendly output for the Microsoft Error Lookup Tool (err.exe). It parses the original output and modifies the text.
:: Usage: Just call the batch file with command prompt along with the error code the same as you would with err.exe
:: Example:  error.bat 50
:: Recommended to rename this script to something shorter like 'error.bat'. Must be next to the lookup tool exe file.

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Retrieved using:

  site_packages = site.getsitepackages()[0]
  packages = os.listdir(site_packages)

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Automat-20.2.0.dist-info
Babel-2.11.0.dist-info
Bottleneck-1.3.5.dist-info

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# A basic script for uninstalling app packages in Windows 10/11, including those pre-installed with Windows
#
# Note: If you get an error about the script not being allowed to run, the below command will change the execution polciy temporarily for one session only:
# Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope Process
#
# To execute the script, open a Powershell window to the directory with the script and run the following command using your scripts file name (and don't forget the .\ )
# .\WhateverScriptName.ps1
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# Script by ThioJoe - https://github.com/ThioJoe

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@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

rem | Lines beginning with 'rem' are comments

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rem | "Icon Upscaler" Script by ThioJoe: https://github.com/ThioJoe
rem | I created this script specifically for upscaling very low res (such as 256x256) icons like those in Windows. It uses a combination of Image Magick (to first improve the transparency edges) and the RealCugan-ncnn-vulkan upscaler which seems to perform the best for this use case. Of course, the script can be used for all sorts of images, but I have found this to yield the best results of any other method, and better than just using an upscaler alone.