Merge pull request #156 from REALSDEALS/PowerShell

Remove: Removed Powershell

Documentation/changelog.md

@@ -1,35 +1,13 @@
 # Changelog.md - pcHealth
 
-## 12-10-2023 - @REALSDEALS
+## 02-11-2023 - @REALSDEALS
 
-Redirected the function to use the VBS script to the Desktop location, instead of the Documents folder; this change has been made because of the following reason:
-- Users are instructed to download the script to the Desktop, so it would be easier to use the script.
+In this release the Powershell capability has been removed from the script. 
+This is due to the fact that .bat won't be supported in upcoming releases of Windows. Or the rumors are there that it won't be supported anymore.
 
-## 9-10-2023 - @REALSDEALS
+Because of the fact that .bat might not survive the next Windows release (W12.) I will be archiving this repository and will be working on a new project regarding the functionality of pcHealth but in Powershell. This repository will be named pcHealthPlus.
 
-Added some new simple functions to the script.
-- TRACERT to user provided URL. (Number 13 in the Tools menu.)
-- IPCONFIG to display the IP address of the system. (Number 14 in the Tools menu.)
-
-Added a auto run VBS option to the Programs menu.
-
-## 10-07-2023 - @REALSDEALS
-
-Checked the script and reviewed it, it seems to be working fine.
-Will be releasing a new, full version soon.
-
-## 25-05-2023 - @REALSDEALS & @Stensel8
-
-Created a issue, issue is about the following:
-- The log file couldn't be openend after the log file was created due to a typo in the code. @Stensel8 fixed this issue.
-
-Besides that the code has had some revisions, some quality of life changes have been made and it's made a little bit easier on how to use function 13 in the tools menu.
-
-Thanks again for helping me out @Stensel8!
-
-## 11-04-2023 - @REALSDEALS
-
-Added a function so the user can designate his/her own url to trace/ping.
+I'm currently in the first phase of the project, so it will take some time before it will be released.
 
 ## 29-03-2023 - @REALSDEALS
 
@@ -38,8 +16,6 @@ It is now possible to use the 5th and 6th function.
 --> The 5th function is almost the same as the 5th function from the pcHealth.bat script.
 --> The 6th function will open the log after the 5th function has been ran.
 
-Updated documentation regarding to version numbers etc.
-
 ## 26-01-2023 - @BigoStream
 
 Centered the title from the menu that you are currently in.

Documentation/releases.md

@@ -5,16 +5,17 @@ For now only the version names will be displayed, in the future there might be e
 
 # Current Version(s)
 
-Full Release - v1.5.9 (Stable)
-Beta Release - v1.6.10-beta
-Alpha Release - v0.3.0-alpha (PowerShell)
+Full Release - v1.6.0 (Stable)
+Beta Release - v1.6.5-beta
+Alpha Release - v0.2.1-alpha (PowerShell)
 
 ## Older Releases
 
 Here you can see a overview of the older version.
 
 ### Full Release(s)
 
+- Full Release - v1.6.0
 - Full Release - v1.5.9
 - Full Release - v1.5.8
 - Full Release - v1.5.6
@@ -31,11 +32,6 @@ Here you can see a overview of the older version.
 
 ### Beta Release(s)
 
-- Beta Release - v1.6.10-beta
-- Beta Release - v1.6.9-beta
-- Beta Release - v1.6.8-beta
-- Beta Release - v1.6.7-beta
-- Beta Release - v1.6.6-beta
 - Beta Release - v1.6.5-beta
 - Beta Release - v1.6.4-beta
 - Beta Release - v1.6.3-beta
@@ -77,7 +73,5 @@ Here you can see a overview of the older version.
 
 ### Alpha Release(s) - pcHealth.ps1
 
-- Alpha Release - v0.3.0-alpha
-- Alpha Release - v0.2.1-alpha
 - Alpha Release - v0.1.1-alpha
 - Alpha Release - v0.1.0-alpha

README.md

@@ -16,12 +16,14 @@ It really means a lot to me!
 If you have any tips/tricks or remarks? 
 Feel free to contact me on discord: REALSDEALS#6353
 
+Sidenote: since version 1.6 and onwards, the Powershell section has been removed from the script. To read more about this decision, please read the changelog.
+
 ### More information regarding on how to install and use it:
 
 - Download this repository.
-- Extract it to the DESKTOP to be sure that it will run with full permissions.
-- Open the `scripts` folder and choose your preferred method by choosing the `CMD` or `PowerShell` folder.
-- Open the file in the chosen folder and read the rules carefully.
+- Extract it to the desktop to be sure that it will run with full permissions.
+- Open the `scripts` folder and open the CMD folder in there.
+- Open the file in the CMD folder and read the rules/commands carefully.
 - Enter in the number of the desired command that you want to run. (Number + ENTER)
 - Patiently wait for the script to finish.
 - You can chose, depending on the command, what you want to do next. (Open logs ect.)
@@ -48,19 +50,17 @@ Otherwise I can keep no promise to that statement.
 10. Short ping test. (Do I have internet?)
 11. Continues ping test. (Does my internet stop at certain times?)
 12. Starts the function 'TRACERT' and traces how many hops your system has to make before establishing an connection with the host. (Google)
-13. Starts the function 'TRACERT' and traces how many hops your system has to make before establishing an connection with the host. (URL User Provided)
-14. Starts the function 'IPCONFIG' and shows you the IP address of your system.
-15. Fetches updates for system programs, updates them too if needed.
-16. Re-enables the drivers, it restarts the audio drivers. (Having issues with sound?)
-17. Re-open the battery report. (Can't find my generated report anymore? Try opening it this way)
-18. Re-open the CBS.log (DISM log, report from option 4.) 
-19. Get your Ninite! (Standard program downloader/updater; Chrome, Edge, VLC and 7Zip)
-20. Check your Windows License Key.
-21. BIOS password recovery.
-22. Shutdown, reboot and/or logout from the system.
-23. Open the other menu, it's called 'Programs'.
-24. Returning to the previous menu, main-menu.
-25. Close the script.
+13. Fetches updates for system programs, updates them too if needed.
+14. Re-enables the drivers, it restarts the audio drivers. (Having issues with sound?)
+15. Re-open the battery report. (Can't find my generated report anymore? Try opening it this way)
+16. Re-open the CBS.log (DISM log, report from option 4.) 
+17. Get your Ninite! (Standard program downloader/updater; Chrome, Edge, VLC and 7Zip)
+18. Check your Windows License Key.
+19. BIOS password recovery.
+20. Shutdown, reboot and/or logout from the system.
+21. Open the other menu, it's called 'Programs'.
+22. Returning to the previous menu, main-menu.
+23. Close the script.
 
 
 #### Programs menu:
@@ -74,10 +74,9 @@ I understand if people have their questions about that decision, but I wanted to
 3. DiskInfo64 - This program will check information about your HDD/SDD (serial etc.)
 4. DiskMark64 - This program will test your HDD/SDD on possible malfunctions.
 5. Prime95 - This program will stress test your CPU.
-6. (TEST) - Auto run VBS script.
-7. Return to the previous menu.
-8. Open the other menu, it's called 'Tools'.
-9. Close the script.
+6. Return to the previous menu.
+7. Open the other menu, it's called 'Tools'.
+8. Close the script.
 
 #### KeyGrabber
 The key grabber script does what it says!