TP-Link AC750 replacement USB charging cable issues

Finding a compatible USB charging cable on a TP-link AC750 can be difficult because not all USB cables with Micro-USB B-Plugs are the same. 

This issue arises when the USB B-Plug’s latch head is not at least 5.8mm in length.  Latch heads shorter than 5.8mm will not lock into place.

https://www.usb.org/sites/default/files/CabConn20.pdf  Page 33

Spawn powershell app from cmd

Is it possible to create a powershell script from cmd or bat file?

Compress powershell script
expand and save to ps1 files
run files

Update DICOM tags with PowerShell

Using the dicom PowerShell Module



Get the DICOM Powershell Module
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Dicom/1.0.10.0


Powershell Script
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# Update DICOM file TAGS

# Use this command to install Dicom Module - Install-Module -Name Dicom


$curpath = $(Get-Location).Path
$targetFolder = $curpath + "\*.dcm"
$dcmfiles = Get-ChildItem $targetFolder

# Series Description Tag Names Hash table
        $seriesDescriptionS = @{
            LAP='Leg Full Left AP (Stitched)'
            LL='Leg Full Left Lat (Stitched)'
            RAP='Leg Full Right AP (Stitched)'
            RL='Leg Full Right Lat (Stitched)'
        }



#Process targeted dicom files

ForEach ($dcmfile in $dcmfiles) {

$dicomfile = Import-dicom -Filename $dcmfile
$dicom = Read-Dicom -DicomFile $dicomfile
$dicom.SeriesDescription
$PatientID=$dicom.PatientID
$newseriesDescription = $seriesDescriptionS.($dcmfile.BaseName.ToUpper())
$tempfolder = "c:\support\dcmtemp"
# Look for file names with ll,rl,rap, or rl to processs and insert tags
    if ($newseriesDescription) {


    edit-dicom -DicomFile $dicomfile -Tag "0018,1164" -Value '0.150000\0.150000'
    edit-dicom -DicomFile $dicomfile -Tag "0008,103e" -Value $newseriesDescription
    Export-Dicom -DicomFile $dicomfile -DestinationPath $tempfolder
    $tempfile = $tempfolder + "\DICOM\0000001"
    $targetFile = $curpath + "\" + $PatientID + "-" +$dcmfile.BaseName.ToUpper() + "s.dcm"
    $targetFile
    Copy-Item -Path $tempfile -Destination $targetFile


    }
}

Remove-Item $tempfolder -Force  -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

Check if LLMNR is disabled with PowerShell

Check if LLMNR Is disabled with PowerShell

Get-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\DNSClient" -name EnableMulticast


If it returns an error then it is not set.



example

PS C:\support\scripts> Get-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\DNSClient" -name EnableMulticast


EnableMulticast : 0
PSPath          : Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\Registry::HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows
                  NT\DNSClient
PSParentPath    : Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\Registry::HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT
PSChildName     : DNSClient
PSDrive         : HKLM
PSProvider      : Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\Registry


Get Just the value

$(Get-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\DNSClient" -name EnableMulticast).EnableMulticast

Returns 0 if disabled.

To many msi*.tmp files

Found this issue on a old windows 7 machine.

upgraded to 10, but the files where still there


https://www.tenforums.com/general-support/51923-cannot-delete-tmp-folders.html


lots of msi*.tmp files

FOR /F "delims=*" %I IN ('DIR /B "C:\msi*"') DO ( TAKEOWN /F "%I" /R && RD /Q /S "%I" )

Check if Windows update is disabled

$(Get-ItemProperty -Path Registry::HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer -name NoWindowsUpdate).NoWindowsUpdate


if value = 1 then yes
0 = no

ref
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/samples/working-with-registry-entries?view=powershell-6


Auto Update Settings
$AUSettings = (New-Object -com "Microsoft.Update.AutoUpdate").Settings
$AUSettings

Email files via PowerShell

# Email files

# Requires Powershell Version 5.1 or higher check with $PSVersionTable

$FolderTarget = '\\SomeFolder'

$FolderMove = "\\SomeFolder\Move"

$emailFrom = "from@domain.com"

$emailTo = "tosomeone@domain.com"

$emailSubjectPrefex = "Prefex note: "

$emailBodyPrefex = "Prefex Body: "

$smtpServerName = "smtp.domain.com"

$smtpServerPort = "25"

# Get files in Target Folder

$files = (get-childitem $FolderTarget)

# Loop through the list of files and send email

$files|ForEach-Object {

    # Select only PDF files

    if ($_.Extension -eq '.pdf') {

        $MessageHash = @{

                from        = $emailFrom

                to          = $emailTo

                subject     = $emailSubjectPrefex + $_.BaseName

                smtpserver  = $smtpServerName

                port        = $smtpServerPort

                attachments = $_.fullname

                body        = $emailBodyPrefex + $_.BaseName

            }

            Send-MailMessage $MessageHash

            # Move file to folder and add timestamp

            $ToFolder = $FolderMove + "\" + $_.BaseName + "-" `

                + $($(Get-Date -Format yymmddhhmmss-fff)) + ".pdf"

            Move-Item $_.FullName $ToFolder

    }

}