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Easy PowerShell Remoting

PowerShell Remoting allows you to connect to a remote shell on another Windows computer.

The server is the Windows computer that will host the shell, and that you will connect to. The client is the Windows computer that will create the connection, on which you will see and interact with the shell.

These steps assume a workgroup with Windows 10 or Server 2016 or later on the server, and Windows 7 or later on the client. It assumes that the client is running with a user account that also exists on the server with the same password. Neither the server nor the client need to be joined to a domain or using Kerberos.

Prerequisites

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Windows

Program	Category	Notes
7+ Taskbar Tweaker	Tweaking	Adjust taskbar behavior.
AltSnap	Window management	Easily move windows with mouse.
Autoruns	Startup management	Turn off startup processes.
CCleaner	System cleanup	Upsells are a little annoying.
dBpoweramp	Audio encoder	Transcode music batches in parallel.
DisplayFusion	Tweaking	Plethora of multi-monitor, desktop, and shell tweaks.
Driver Store Explorer	System cleanup	Uninstall unused drivers.

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Usage

1. Save the disable-program-reopen.ps1 file below to a directory on your computer, such as %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\GroupPolicy\User\Scripts\Logon.
2. Allow unsigned local PowerShell scripts to run on your computer.
   1. Open PowerShell as an administrator.
   2. Run the following command and answer Y when it prompts you.

      Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

3. Set a Group Policy to run this script when users log on.
4. Open the Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc, or search for Group Policy in the Start Menu).

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Assumptions

• Your server is running Windows Server 2019.
• Your client is using PuTTY or OpenSSH Client, and you know how to connect to servers and set private keys.
• Your server user is an administrator.

Steps

1. Install the OpenSSH Server feature.
   1. Go to Settings › Apps › Apps & features › Manage optional features.
   2. Select + Add a feature.
   3. Select OpenSSH Server, then select Install.

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These settings apply to normal, functioning Windows 10 and 11 Pro desktops and laptops with

• wired Ethernet
• Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth
• IPv4
• IPv6
• no touch screen

Safe to disable

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List AppX apps

Current user

Get-AppxPackage | where NonRemovable -eq $false | sort Name | ft Name, PackageFullName

Computer

Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | where { $_.NonRemovable -eq $false -and $_.InstallLocation -ne $null} | sort Name | ft Name, PackageFullName

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Environment

• Windows
• Apache httpd 2.4.50 x64 VC16
• mod_authn_ntlm

Pre-Built Binaries

• ApacheHaus Mod Auth NTLM x64

Compilation

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name: .NET Core

on:
  push:
    branches: [ master ]

jobs:
  build:
    env:
      ProjectName: MyProjectNameHere

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US electrical/power cable connectors/plugs/sockets/jacks

Picture	Name	Contact type	Housing type	Amperage rating
	NEMA 1-15-P	Prongs	Plug	15A
	NEMA 1-15-R	Receptacles	Socket	15A
	NEMA 5-15-P	Prongs	Plug	15A
	NEMA 5-15-R	Receptacles	Socket	15A
	Molex 8981	Receptacles	Plug	11A/pin
	Molex 8981	Prongs	Socket	11A/pin

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1. Go to vivaldi://extensions/
2. Temporarily enable Developer mode
3. Drag and drop the CRX file into the Extensions page
4. If the drop target does not work, try entering vivaldi://extensions/ into the URL bar once again
5. Accept the confirmation prompt to install the extension
6. Turn off Developer mode if it was off before you started