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IntuneManagement is a collection of scripts, modules, and automation patterns for administering Microsoft Intune environments at scale. It provides helpers to manage device enrollment, configuration profiles, compliance rules, application assignments, and reporting, often leveraging PowerShell and the Microsoft Graph API to perform bulk operations. The toolkit is aimed at IT pros who must apply consistent policies across many endpoints, offering idempotent commands and templates to codify...

File Converter Pro converts documents, images, audio, and video files directly on your machine. No browser, no uploads, no internet required. Built with Python and PySide6, it's designed to feel like a real product: animated startup, dark/light theme synced with Windows, a statistics dashboard with animated charts, a gamified achievements system, and Windows context menu integration. Key features: - Batch conversions across all file types - 100% offline - Multi-engine fallback (FFmpeg, LibreOffice, Pandoc, and more) - Statistics dashboard with conversion history - Achievements & rank progression system - Right-click context menu integration in File Explorer - Save and reopen conversion setups as project files (.fcproj) - Multi-language support (French & English built-in) - Portable and installer builds available - Free and open source (GPLv3)

Have you tried all tutorials how to disable windows update and eventually woke up in the morning finding out your overnight project is gone because windows restarted - again???! No binary files, no hustle, no bullshit. Just batch files. Just unzip anywhere and run setup.bat to install. It will install three tasks into windows scheduler and two shortcuts to start menu (enable_windows_update/disable_windows_update). First task run the script with elevated rights at the boot time. The two remaining tasks are for ENABLE/DISABLE windows update and are triggered "manually" (with shortcuts). ...

This utility observes change events of files or subdirectories in a folder and writes the event along with the file name to the console window. NOTE: Batch and PowerShell scripts are provided in order to show how to process the output of the tool. Find the examples in the Files tab.