PowerX

PowerX is a simple PowerShell-based multi-tool designed to simplify Windows command execution. It allows users to analyze networks, retrieve system information and Wi-Fi passwords, and fix critical files to maintain system security and integrity.

Features

PowerX includes 33 simplified Windows commands across various categories:

Networking

• Ping a host
• Flush DNS
• Display IP configuration
• Trace route
• Display ARP table
• Release & renew IP
• Display network statistics

System Information

• Display system details
• View disk usage
• List running processes
• Show installed drivers
• Display boot configuration
• View environment variables

Wi-Fi

• Show Wi-Fi profiles
• Retrieve Wi-Fi passwords
• Disconnect from Wi-Fi

File Fixer

• Run System File Checker (SFC)
• Execute Check Disk (chkdsk)
• Repair system image (DISM)
• Fix boot configuration

Security & Access

• Enable/disable firewall
• Scan for malware (quick & full scan)
• Kill a process by PID
• Display open ports
• View user accounts

Advance

• Query/start/stop Windows services
• Query/add/delete registry keys

Installation

Option 1

1. Download the PowerX from the Releases
2. Run PowerX.exe as Administrator.

Option 2

1. Download the PowerX script:

   mkdir PowerX
   git clone https://github.com/Larence2005/PowerX.git

2. Open PowerX.ps1 as Administrator.

Option 3

1. Download the PowerX script:

   mkdir PowerX
   git clone https://github.com/Larence2005/PowerX.git

2. Open PowerShell as Administrator.
3. Navigate to the script directory:

   cd path\to\PowerX

4. Run the script:

   .\PowerX.ps1

Note: Ensure execution policy allows running scripts:

Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force

Convert PowerShell Script (.ps1) to Executable (.exe)

Prerequisites

• Windows OS
• PowerShell 5.1 or later
• Administrator privileges (for module installation)

Installation

First, install the ps2exe module by running the following command in PowerShell:

Install-Module -Name ps2exe -Scope CurrentUser

If prompted to install from an untrusted repository, type Y and press Enter.

Convert PS1 to EXE

Use the following command to convert your PowerShell script to an executable:

ps2exe "C:\path\to\your\script.ps1" "C:\path\to\output.exe"

Example:

ps2exe "C:\Scripts\PowerX.ps1" "C:\Scripts\PowerX.exe"

Additional Options

You can customize the conversion using various parameters:

• Set architecture: -x86 (32-bit) or -x64 (64-bit)
• Embed an icon: -icon "C:\path\to\icon.ico"

Example with additional options:

ps2exe "PowerX.ps1" "PowerX.exe" -x64 -icon "icon.ico"

Troubleshooting

• If the command is not recognized, restart PowerShell and try again.
• If execution policy errors occur, run:

  Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force

Developer

John Larence Lusaya

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License

This project is open-source under the MIT License. Feel free to modify and contribute!