Unofficial activiations

Run in elevated Powershell:
irm https://massgrave.dev/get | iex

cmd Context Menu

1. Run 'regedit'.
2. Browse HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\cmd
3. Right click 'cmd' > 'Permissions' > 'Advanced' > 'Change'
4. Add owner/user name
5. Tick 'Replace owner...'
6. OK
7. Permissions for cmd > Administrators > Allow full control
8. OK
9. Rename 'HideBasedOnVelocityId' to 'ShowBasedOnVelocityId'

Debloater

@echo off
powershell -Command "iwr -useb https://christitus.com/win | iex"

Killing USB Trojan

Steps to remove shortcut virus:

1. Open the command prompt.
2. Assuming that your target drive letter is L, type the following
	C:\> cd /d L:
	L:\> attrib -s -h -a -r /s /d *.*
3. You should now see all the invisible files along with the shortcut. Delete them except the autorun.inf file.
4. Download Process Explorer by Sysinternals and Unlocker 1.9 by Collomb.
5. Use the Unlocker and determine the process that is using the autorun.inf sorry for the image, imgur.com kills the quality. In the image, wuauclt.exe is using the autorun.inf
6. Open the Process Explorer and look for the process. Press CTRL+L and sort the �type� column. Scrolldown to the �file� type.
7. You should see the autorun.inf being used by the process. If you don�t see it, you are looking at thewrong process. Right click the row and select Close handle.
8. The autorun.inf should be removable already. Next we need to see if there is already a backdoor in ourcomputer. Look again at the �files� being used by the process and search something suspicious. Typicallyfound in your C:\users\your-username-here. Look for something like this. AppData\Local\Temp\mstuaespm.pif
9. Close the handle, just like what you did in autorun.inf then remove the file inside your drive.

Move dir/subdirs to PWD

for /r %i in (*) do move "%i" .

Print system specs

msinfo32 /report .\sys.txt

Remove all FLACs

for /R %f in (*.flac) do echo del "%f" | cmd

Windows to Samba

yay -S samba

sudo nano /etc/samba/credentials
username=your_username
password=your_password

sudo chmod 600 /etc/samba/credentials

For each mountpoint:
//server/share   /mnt/windows_share   cifs   credentials=/etc/samba/credentials   0   0

sudo mount -a

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