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[NviGate Systems]

Please take note that TronScript is NOT licensed for commercial use, as there are non commercial apps that have been included. The authors had to be very specific in how the applications run in order to be allowed to use them.

 

[Archon Prime]

If a system is really bad and it's not a hardware issue or a nuke and pave, I occassionally use TronScript.

"It aims to automate ~87% of the tedious work in getting a badly-running Windows system back on its feet (clicking "next" in a/v scan windows, etc); with much left to the discretion of the tech."

The different stages of the script are documented:

Prep > Tempclean > De-bloat > Disinfect > Repair > Patch > Optimize > Wrap-up

Reddit - Dive into anything

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As far as I can tell it's maintainted by the community, though over the years it's been very active.

This is really cool. I'm just picking it apart to see different components I can use for my RMM scripts

 

[Diggs]

I'm one that won't use a KVM on a customer machine. Too much strangeness occasionally that makes you wonder is the problem really the customer machine or is the KVM doing strange things again? I don't need that uncertainty when working through problems on a customer machine. I do use a KVM across my bench machines (Windows bench computer and several Linux machines I use for recovery). Still - I don't like snapping (KVMing) in and out of machines that are in the middle of recovery operations......