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PastorLance at 16:18, 13 June 2025

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			A more up to date system for Windows Machines is available at http://10.36.1.30/2025-hardware-table/view-submissions.php

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PastorLance: /* Step 5: Follow the Prompts */

2025-06-13T16:14:29Z

Step 5: Follow the Prompts

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	== Step 5: Follow the Prompts ==		== Step 5: Follow the Prompts ==

	* You will be asked to describe your machine (for example: '''Jane's Laptop''' or '''Youth Room Dell''').		* You will be asked to describe your machine. Make sure you say laptop, tablet, or desktop. (for example: '''Jane's Laptop''' or '''Youth Room Dell''').
	* If there are any known issues, type a short description or leave blank.		* If there are any known issues, type a short description or leave blank.
	* The script will collect your system info and submit it automatically to IT.		* The script will collect your system info and submit it automatically to IT.

PastorLance at 16:13, 13 June 2025

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	# '''Right-click''' this link: [http://10.36.1.30/2025-hardware-table/Generate-SystemReport.ps1 Download PowerShell Script]		# '''Right-click''' this link: [http://10.36.1.30/2025-hardware-table/Generate-SystemReport.ps1 Download PowerShell Script]
	# From the menu that appears, select '''Save link as...''' or '''Save target as...'''		# From the menu that appears, select '''Save link as...''' or '''Save target as...'''
	# When ~~prompted~~ where to save, ~~choose~~ your '''C:\''' drive ~~(the main hard drive)~~.		# When asked where to save, select your '''C:\''' drive.
	# The file should be saved as '''C:\Generate-SystemReport.ps1'''		# The file should be saved as '''C:\Generate-SystemReport.ps1'''

	[[File:Saveas.jpeg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|Right-click the link and select "Save link as..." or "Save target as..."]]		[[File:Saveas.jpeg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|Right-click the link and select "Save link as..." or "Save target as..."]]

	'''Note:'''		'''Note:'''
	You might get a warning ~~or error~~ about ~~an insecure download (for example: "This~~ file ~~is not commonly downloaded"~~ or ~~"This type of file can harm your computer")~~. This is expected.		You might get a warning about the file being unsafe or uncommon. This is expected.
	:~~'''~~Click '''Keep''', '''Allow''', or ~~whatever~~ option your browser gives to continue the download.		:Click '''Keep''', '''Allow''', or any option your browser gives to continue the download.

	== Step 2: Open PowerShell ==		== Step 2: Open PowerShell ==

	# Press the '''Windows''' key.		# Press the '''Windows''' key on your keyboard.
	# Type '''powershell'''.		# Type '''powershell'''.
	# ~~Right-click~~ '''Windows PowerShell''' ~~and select '''Run as administrator'''~~.		# Click on '''Windows PowerShell''' to open it.
	(~~If you~~ do ~~not have administrator rights, right-click and select~~ '''~~Open~~'''.)		(You do '''not''' need to run as administrator.)

	== Step 3: Allow ~~Script Execution~~ (~~Temporarily~~) ==		== Step 3: Allow Scripts (One Time Only) ==

	# Copy and paste the following command into PowerShell, then press '''Enter''':		# Copy and paste the following command into PowerShell, then press '''Enter''':

	<pre>		<pre>
	Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass		Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass
	</pre>		</pre>
			This temporarily lets you run scripts until you close PowerShell.
	# This ~~command allows PowerShell~~ scripts ~~to run '''only for this session''' (it will reset when~~ you close PowerShell).

	== Step 4: Run the Script ==		== Step 4: Run the Script ==

	~~# Open the Windows PowerShell (regular PowerShell, not "Run as administrator").~~		# In the PowerShell window, type:
	# In the PowerShell window, type ~~the following command to go to the C:\ drive~~:
	<pre>		<pre>
	cd C:\		cd C:\
	</pre>		</pre>
	# ~~Now, run~~ the script by typing:		# Then start the script by typing:
	<pre>		<pre>
	.\Generate-SystemReport.ps1		.\Generate-SystemReport.ps1
	</pre>		</pre>

	== Step 5: ~~Complete~~ the Prompts ==		== Step 5: Follow the Prompts ==

	* ~~The script~~ will ~~ask you~~ to describe ~~the~~ machine (example: '''Jane's Laptop''' or '''Youth Room Dell''').		* You will be asked to describe your machine (for example: '''Jane's Laptop''' or '''Youth Room Dell''').
	* ~~The script will ask if~~ there are any known issues (type a ~~brief~~ description or leave blank).		* If there are any known issues, type a short description or leave blank.
	* The script will collect your system info and ~~automatically~~ submit it to IT.		* The script will collect your system info and submit it automatically to IT.

	----		----

	'''~~Note~~:'''		'''Notes:'''
	* This ~~process~~ does '''not''' make any changes to your ~~system~~.		* This script does '''not''' make any changes to your computer.
	* If you see a ~~security~~ warning, you may safely choose to run the script.		* If you see a warning, you may safely choose to run the script.
	* ~~After running~~, ~~you may~~ close PowerShell ~~as normal~~.		* When finished, just close PowerShell.

	----		----

	~~For any~~ questions or ~~problems~~, contact ~~the~~ Pastor Lance.		If you have questions or need help, contact Pastor Lance.

PastorLance: /* Step 4: Run the Script */

2025-06-13T16:12:22Z

Step 4: Run the Script

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	== Step 4: Run the Script ==		== Step 4: Run the Script ==

	# In the PowerShell window, ~~navigate~~ to the ~~folder where you saved the script~~:		# Open the Windows PowerShell (regular PowerShell, not "Run as administrator").
			# In the PowerShell window, type the following command to go to the C:\ drive:
	~~# If you saved the file on your Desktop, type~~:
	<pre>		<pre>
	cd ~~$HOME~~\~~Desktop~~		cd C:\
	</pre>		</pre>

	~~# If you saved it in your Downloads folder, type:~~
	~~<pre>~~
	~~cd $HOME\Downloads~~
	~~</pre>~~

	# Now, run the script by typing:		# Now, run the script by typing:
	<pre>		<pre>

PastorLance: /* Step 1: Download the Script */

2025-06-13T16:10:59Z

Step 1: Download the Script

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	== Step 1: Download the Script ==		== Step 1: Download the Script ==

	# Right-click this link: [http://10.36.1.30/2025-hardware-table/Generate-SystemReport.ps1 Download PowerShell Script]		'''Important: Do NOT left-click the link. Please follow these instructions:'''
	# ~~Select~~ '''Save link as...''' or '''Save target as...'''
	# Save ~~the~~ file to your ~~Desktop~~ or Downloads folder.		# '''Right-click''' this link: [http://10.36.1.30/2025-hardware-table/Generate-SystemReport.ps1 Download PowerShell Script]
			# From the menu that appears, select '''Save link as...''' or '''Save target as...'''
			# When prompted where to save, choose your '''C:\''' drive (the main hard drive).
			# The file should be saved as '''C:\Generate-SystemReport.ps1'''

			[[File:Saveas.jpeg\|thumb\|center\|400px\|Right-click the link and select "Save link as..." or "Save target as..."]]

			'''Note:'''
			You might get a warning or error about an insecure download (for example: "This file is not commonly downloaded" or "This type of file can harm your computer"). This is expected.
			:'''Click '''Keep''', '''Allow''', or whatever option your browser gives to continue the download.

	== Step 2: Open PowerShell ==		== Step 2: Open PowerShell ==

PastorLance: /* Step 5: Complete the Prompts */

2025-06-13T15:49:32Z

Step 5: Complete the Prompts

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	----		----

	For any questions or problems, contact the ~~IT department at [mailto:helpdesk@yourdomain.com helpdesk@yourdomain.com]~~.		For any questions or problems, contact the Pastor Lance.

PastorLance: /* Step 4: Run the Script */

2025-06-13T15:48:40Z

Step 4: Run the Script

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	== Step 4: Run the Script ==		== Step 4: Run the Script ==

	# ~~Navigate~~ to the folder where you saved the script.		# In the PowerShell window, navigate to the folder where you saved the script:
	~~For example, if~~ you saved it on your Desktop:
	<~~syntaxhighlight lang="powershell"~~>		# If you saved the file on your Desktop, type:
			<pre>
	cd $HOME\Desktop		cd $HOME\Desktop
	</~~syntaxhighlight~~>		</pre>
	# ~~Or for~~ Downloads:
	<~~syntaxhighlight lang="powershell"~~>		# If you saved it in your Downloads folder, type:
			<pre>
	cd $HOME\Downloads		cd $HOME\Downloads
	</~~syntaxhighlight~~>		</pre>
	# Now run the script:
	<~~syntaxhighlight lang="powershell"~~>		# Now, run the script by typing:
			<pre>
	.\Generate-SystemReport.ps1		.\Generate-SystemReport.ps1
	</~~syntaxhighlight~~>		</pre>

	== Step 5: Complete the Prompts ==		== Step 5: Complete the Prompts ==

PastorLance: /* Step 1: Download the Script */

2025-06-13T15:47:36Z

Step 1: Download the Script

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	== Step 1: Download the Script ==		== Step 1: Download the Script ==

	# ~~Click~~ [http://10.36.1.30/2025-hardware-table/Generate-SystemReport.ps1 ~~here~~] ~~to download the latest PowerShell script~~.		# Right-click this link: [http://10.36.1.30/2025-hardware-table/Generate-SystemReport.ps1 Download PowerShell Script]
			# Select '''Save link as...''' or '''Save target as...'''
	# Save the file to your Desktop or Downloads folder.		# Save the file to your Desktop or Downloads folder.

PastorLance: /* Step 3: Allow Script Execution (Temporarily) */

2025-06-13T15:46:31Z

Step 3: Allow Script Execution (Temporarily)

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	# Copy and paste the following command into PowerShell, then press '''Enter''':		# Copy and paste the following command into PowerShell, then press '''Enter''':
	<~~syntaxhighlight lang="powershell"~~>
			<pre>
	Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass		Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass
	</~~syntaxhighlight~~>		</pre>

	# This command allows PowerShell scripts to run '''only for this session''' (it will reset when you close PowerShell).		# This command allows PowerShell scripts to run '''only for this session''' (it will reset when you close PowerShell).

PastorLance at 15:45, 13 June 2025

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	== Step 1: Download the Script ==		== Step 1: Download the Script ==

	# Click [~~https~~://10.36.1.30/2025-hardware-table/Generate-SystemReport.ps1 here] to download the latest PowerShell script.		# Click [http://10.36.1.30/2025-hardware-table/Generate-SystemReport.ps1 here] to download the latest PowerShell script.
	# Save the file to your Desktop or Downloads folder.		# Save the file to your Desktop or Downloads folder.