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$currentDate = Get-Date
$currentDate9am = $currentDate.Date.AddHours(9)
$weekendDaysEncountered = 0
$nextDayOccurrance = @("NULL","NULL","NULL","NULL","NULL")
for ($i = 0; $i -le 7; $i++) {
    $targetDate = $currentDate9am.AddDays($i)
    Write-Host $target-Date.DayOfWeek
    switch ($targetDate.DayOfWeek) {
        'Monday'    {$nextDayOccurrance[0] = $targetDate.ToString("MM/dd")}
        'Tuesday'   {$nextDayOccurrance[1] = $targetDate.ToString("MM/dd")}

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This example shows a toast with a button for each day of the week. When selected, it runs a script called WindowsUpdatePS1.ps1, passing it the day of the week as an argument.
You have to create a registry entry for this.

<toast>
...
<actions>
    <action content="Mon" arguments="ToastUpdateWindows:,Monday"  activationType="protocol" />
    <action content="Tues" arguments="ToastUpdateWindows:,Tuesday"  activationType="protocol" />
    <action content="Wed" arguments="ToastUpdateWindows:,Wednesday"  activationType="protocol" />
    <action content="Thurs" arguments="ToastUpdateWindows:,Thursday"  activationType="protocol" />

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# Script to change all registry entries containing old username to new username.
#
# 1. Create a second admin account on your PC
# 2. Log out of your primary account and into the secondary account
# 3. Rename profile via Control Panel > User Accounts
# 4. Rename old username in C:\Users\ to new username
# 5. Change the two variables below and run the script in Admin PowerShell. It will take a long time.
# 6. Log into the renamed profile and run the script again. This will change the registry entries that may be only editable by the owner account.

# Define the old and new user paths

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#!/usr/bin/python3

import requests
import json
import mwclient

################### CONFIGURE ME ###################
site = mwclient.Site('YOUR_WEBSITE.com', path='/wiki/')
site.login(username='USERNAME_HERE', password='PASSWORD_HERE')
URL = "https://YOUR_WEBSITE.com/wiki/api.php"