OSDHelp
In a nutshell,
OSDHelp is a PowerShell function (Get-OSDHelp) that opens a GitHub Repository in OSDPad. My goal is to populate this with PowerShell Scripts that can help you perform tasks, or learn a little PowerShell. Any script in OSDHelp can be edited and customized before you run itTo install and use
OSDHelp, you need to first install the OSD PowerShell Module. Use the following commands in PowerShell (as Admin)Install-Module OSD -Force
Import-Module OSD -Force
If you are in OOBE, you can do this from the Command Prompt using these commands. You will need to press Shift + F10 to open a Command Prompt first
PowerShell
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Force
Install-Module OSD -Force
Import-Module OSD -Force
OSDHelp can be run using either of the following commands. It is strongly recommended that you always run OSDHelp in an Elevated PowerShell session as many of the scripts require Admin RightsOSDHelp
Get-OSDHelp
These commands are equivalent to the following
OSDPad command line. In a nutshell, OSDHelp is really just a shortcut for OSDPadOSDPad -RepoOwner OSDeploy -RepoName OSDHelp
Content in OSDHelp changes frequently to add or update scripts
OSDHelp scripts are organized in directories in the GitHub Repository. These directories are also known as a RepoFolder. If you run OSDHelp without specifying a RepoFolder, you are simply presented with a Readme.md which serves as an Index so you know what RepoFolders are available
You can also look in the minimized PowerShell Console and see the GitHub Directories (
RepoFolder)
Now that you know what RepoFolder you can use, simply close
OSDHelp (OSDPad) and go back to PowerShell and give it a tryOSDHelp Autopilot
Scripts may require a Script or a Module install before executing. You can see how this is done in the following OSDHelp Script
#Requires -RunAsAdministrator
#================================================
# Install Script
#================================================
if (!(Get-Command Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo -ErrorAction Ignore)) {
Install-Script Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo -Force -Verbose
}
#================================================
# Parameters
# [[-Name] <String[]>]
# [-OutputFile <String>]
# [-GroupTag <String>]
# [-AssignedUser <String>]
# [-Append]
# [-Credential <PSCredential>]
# [-Partner]
# [-Force]
# -Online
# [-TenantId <String>]
# [-AppId <String>]
# [-AppSecret <String>]
# [-AddToGroup <String>]
# [-AssignedComputerName <String>]
# [-Assign]
# [-Reboot]
#================================================
& "$env:ProgramFiles\WindowsPowerShell\Scripts\Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo.ps1"
Many of the scripts will save a Transcript. In most cases, these are saved in Windows Temp or User Temp. In the following script in particular, this is saved in C:\Temp so the Transcript can be retreived by a Standard User. This is by design
#Requires -RunAsAdministrator
#================================================
# Initialize
#================================================
$Title = 'EventMonitor_Autopilot'
$host.ui.RawUI.WindowTitle = $Title
$host.UI.RawUI.BufferSize = New-Object System.Management.Automation.Host.size(2000,2000)
#================================================
# Temp
#================================================
if (!(Test-Path "$env:SystemDrive\Temp")) {
New-Item -Path "$env:SystemDrive\Temp" -ItemType Directory -Force
}
#================================================
# Transcript
#================================================
$Transcript = "$((Get-Date).ToString('yyyy-MM-dd-HHmmss'))-$Title.log"
Start-Transcript -Path (Join-Path "$env:SystemDrive\Temp" $Transcript) -ErrorAction Ignore
#================================================
If you're insterested, here is the
OSDHelp Script Repository on GitHub
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