Windows tweaks made after a clean Windows 10 install
Use WindowsAPICodePack and matching ...Shell to create Windows Libraries, include folders, set DefaultSaveFolder location, and set the LibraryType: Generic, Documents, Music, Pictures, Videos.
I'm unsure why right clicking the PowerShell file and clicking "Run with PowerShell" returns the following error:
$lib.LibraryType = "$($gamesLibraryType)"
string is missing the terminator: "
- Ensure you've right clicked windows navigation pane and clicked Show Libraries
- Ensure your PowerShell execution policy allows running scripts. i.e. Run PowerShell as Administrator Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
- In the directory with the .dll files, (shift + right click) and "Open PowerShell window here". Alternatively, navigate to the folder via PowerShell. Set-Location "C:\CreateWindowsLibraries" Note PowerShell can't find locations with underscores in the path.
- Copy contents of PowerShell file (.ps1).
- Paste into open PowerShell window.
- Press Enter to run.
Unsure how to set
- Icon using IconResourceId property.
- Public Save Location as property isn't exposed.
Consider these limitations and set manually using the UI