Windows Configuration with PowerShell

This repository serves as a reference for scripts and guides I have written to help automate common Windows configuration tasks using PowerShell. Each task is accompanied by a .ps1 file for easy execution.

Available Automation Scripts

The following tasks are automated using the provided scripts:

1. Disabling Firewall for Private and Public Profiles

Easily turn off the firewall for both private and public network profiles with a simple PowerShell command.

2. Creating a Network Teamed Interface

Automate the creation of a network team (NIC Teaming) for improved redundancy and increased bandwidth in multi-interface environments.

3. Renaming Network Interfaces

Quickly rename network interfaces using PowerShell, making it easier to manage and identify your network devices.

4. Automating User Account Creation and Auto-Login Configuration

This PowerShell script creates a local user account, ensures the password never expires, and optionally configures auto-login based on user input.

5. A Quick Guide to Disabling USB Storage Devices Using PowerShell

This PowerShell script disables USB storage devices by modifying the Windows registry, providing a quick and effective solution for system administrators to enhance security and prevent unauthorized data access.

How to Use

1. Clone or download the repository.
2. Navigate to the desired script file in the repository.
3. Run the script in PowerShell with administrator privileges.

Each .ps1 file is self-contained and ready to use. Make sure to review the script before running it to ensure it meets your specific needs.