scroll through or search for a script that appeals to you. perhaps you miss a feature from a previous version of Windows? there could be a script to bring it back.

you're encouraged to look at the scripts with the (inspect) and (undo inspect) icons, before you run a script.

Step 1: Look for a script you like

1. Find a script you like under "Select your scripts" and check at least 1 box
2. When a box is checked, it's respective bar will appear under "Checked scripts".
3. To the right of the bar, you'll see some buttons including (inspect) and (copy) for the script you just checked.
4. Once you're happy with the script and you've hit the copy button, proceed to running the script, in the steps below!

Step 2: Open PowerShell and run your script

1. Press (Windows) + R
2. Type powershell - don't hit Enter yet - you need to open as Admin first.
3. Press Ctrl + Shift + Enter (this opens as administrator)
4. Click Yes when Windows asks for permission. You've now opened PowerShell, ready to run your script.
5. With the script you copied earlier (copy again if needed), paste it using ctrl + v or Right-click paste into the PowerShell window.
6. Press Enter to execute - don't worry, it won't run without your confirmation in the next step!
7. Within PowerShell, review the script details carefully—each step will show what changes will be made. If everything looks correct, type yes or y and then Enter again to finally execute the script.
8. Congrats, you just ran a script! Keep reading what it says in the command line (within PowerShell) to see each step as it's carried out.

tl;dr: all scripts are just a list of instructions. these scripts change registry files on your computer - basically extra settings that might be difficult to reach otherwise.

*most* scripts have a reverse/undo script. with the exception of "Remove Preinstalled Apps", use the (undo) button, directly next to the (copy) button. it works in exactly the same way - paste it into your terminal and hit Enter!