Here is a very basic PowerShell script to get the ball rolling.
If you are not familiar with Windows PowerShell ISE you can do the following instead:
To run: Simply right-click on the saved file and select Run with PowerShell
- Simply copy & paste the following into Windows PowerShell ISE
Code:
# Create the GodMode folder on User's Desktop
$DesktopPath = [Environment]::GetFolderPath("Desktop");
mkdir "$DesktopPath\GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}"- When done, click File > Save as and name the file GodMode.ps1
You can name it what you like, just make sure the .ps1 extension is included.
Additional Tip:
If you are not familiar with Windows PowerShell ISE you can do the following instead:
- Open a Notepad
- Copy & paste the above code into Notepad
- Click File > Save as
- In the File name field type: GodMode.ps1
- In the Save as type field, click the drop arrow & select All files then click Save
To run: Simply right-click on the saved file and select Run with PowerShell
