public/Invoke-CustomizeWindows11.ps1
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function Invoke-CustomizeWindows11 { <# .SYNOPSIS View or Toggle Windows 11 Customization Settings .DESCRIPTION View or Toggle Windows 11 Customization Settings using the PowerShell module CustomizeWindows11 by Jaap Brasser .PARAMETER Toggle Toggle the current value (if Enabled, set to Disabled) Note that if a setting is not yet defined in the Registry, it shows as ---- .EXAMPLE Invoke-CustomizeWindows11 Displays current settings .EXAMPLE Invoke-CustomizeWindows11 -Toggle Displays current settings in a GridView. When a setting is selected and the OK button is clicked,the setting is toggled to the opposite value. .NOTES Requires module CustomizeWindows11 by Jaap Brasser, which also indicates this function has only been tested on Windows 11. .LINK https://github.com/Skatterbrainz/helium/blob/master/docs/Invoke-CustomizeWindows11.md #> [CmdletBinding()] param( [parameter()][switch]$Toggle ) try { $unset = '----' if (!(Get-Module CustomizeWindows11 -ListAvailable)) { throw "Required Module not installed: CustomizeWindows" } $results = @() $cmdlist = Get-Command -Module CustomizeWindows11 get* | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name foreach ($cn in $cmdlist) { $label = $cn.Split("-")[1] try { $results += & $cn } catch { $results += [pscustomobject]@{Setting = $label; Enabled = $unset} } } if ($Toggle) { $choice = $results | Out-GridView -Title "Select Configuration Item to Toggle" -OutputMode Single if ($choice) { $cmdsuffix = $choice.Setting $cmdname = "Set-$($cmdsuffix)" switch ($choice.Enabled) { $True { Write-Host "enabled: $($choice.Enabled)" Write-Host "Applying: $cmdname -Disable" & $cmdname -Disable } Default { Write-Host "enabled: $($choice.Enabled)" Write-Host "Applying: $cmdname -Enable" & $cmdname -Enable } } } } else { $results } } catch { Write-Error $_.Exception.Message } } |