Run PowerShell Script from Windows ToastNotification

Run_PowerShell_Script_from_ToastNotification.ps1

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" />
    <action content="Fri" arguments="ToastUpdateWindows:,Friday"  activationType="protocol" />
</actions>
... 
</toast>

Content of Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\ToastUpdateWindows\shell\open\command:
    C:\ToastNotificationScript\Scripts\WindowsUpdatePS1.cmd %1

Content of WindowsUpdatePS1.cmd:
    powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "C:\ToastNotificationScript\Scripts\WindowsUpdatePS1.ps1

Content of WindowsUpdatePS1.ps1:
    param([string]$day="NULL")
    "$day" > C:\ToastNotificationScript\Scripts\Output.txt