Run the script for all users

[l0rdyan]

Hello,

I think Winscript is really great. Thank you!

I would like to use it on a machine with multiple accounts (local accounts and domain accounts).

But when I run the script, it only applies to the current account. How can I run the script for all users, please?
Thank you

[flick9000]

The easiest way would be to export the settings used in WinScript and run the script in all the accounts.

[l0rdyan]

Thank you for your reply.
It would be handy if there were an option to apply the rules to all profiles (including those that haven't been created yet). This would replace the default Windows rules.
Perhaps a lot of people would be interested in this?
Thanks anyway.

[jeannin-xavier]

I would be definitively interested too by theses features, "to apply the rules to all profiles (including those that haven't been created yet). This would replace the default Windows rules"

Thank you for the already very useful and good work
Regards
Xavier Jeannin

[mznnz]

I need help with that because it won't let me move forward and I don't know what to do.

[flick9000]

Sorry for the late reply, did you have an internet connection when running the script?

[tamerziady]

That would definitely be very helpful and great addition. I can even understand the inability to do so for domain accounts as Intune & Group Policies can help with those or accounts that have yet to be created; however, to currently existing accounts would be great.

Cheers,
T

[jeannin-xavier]

Hello,
Thank for your answer

In my context, our Windows PCS are not attached/integrated to our AD
I am a greenhorn regarding powershell but I tried the following command inspired from the script you generate:
Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers -Name "Microsoft.XboxApp" | ForEach-Object { Remove-AppxPackage -Package $.PackageFullName -AllUsers }
Get-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online | Where-Object { $.DisplayName -eq "Microsoft.XboxApp" } | Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online
the the same for all Xbox components you write in your script, etc.

and it suppresses Xbox application for all the users of my machine and when I add a new user, this user has not Xbox application too.
I have to wait if when there will be a windows update if Xbox application would be reinstalled ?
I suspect what I have down is not enough,certainly dirty and maybe problematic on long term

Would it be possible approach to "to apply the rules to all profiles (including those that haven't been created yet)." ?

Thank you and have a nice week end
Regards
Xavier Jeannin