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by Carter Gulgowski Published 3 years ago Updated 2 years ago
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Then, just right-click the IT-Script-GUI.ps1 file > Run With Powershelland your brand new menu should open! If the menu doesn’t open, set your execution policy first: Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted You may notice that this program has the default title Powershell Script Menu, you can’t change the button colors, etc.

Full Answer

How do I access PS1 menu?

More videos on YouTube Using a simple USB keyboard (although the video creators note only Corsair and Logitech keyboards seem to work) and hitting the Escape key when a game boots up, you can access the menu which allows you to manipulate frame rates and what appears to be the ability to enter cheats.

How do I start a PS1 game?

First, press the eject button. Then, just insert a PS1 game disc, close the tray, and press the power button.

Are PS1 and PSX the same?

The PlayStation (abbreviated as PS, commonly known as the PS1 or its codename PSX) is a home video game console developed and marketed by Sony Computer Entertainment.

How do you fix a PlayStation 1 that won't read discs?

0:588:32How to Fix Playstation 1 Not Playing Discs - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAs you can tell don't leave any games inside make sure there's no wires plugged in push the powerMoreAs you can tell don't leave any games inside make sure there's no wires plugged in push the power button to get the power out you need some tools you need a Philips.

How much is a PS1 worth now?

A used PS1 is worth between $36.00 – $720.00 depending on condition and if the console ships as part of a bundle. The mighty PS1 remains one of the biggest behemoths of the gaming world.

Will a PlayStation 1 work on a new TV?

If you want to play your old PS1 and PS2 consoles on a modern TV then a new adapter may offer the best solution yet. Backwards compatibility and remasters are big business nowadays, but the simplest way to play retro games is just to get the original consoles out of the loft and play them on that.

Can PS1 play dvds?

A hidden feature largely unknown to many regarding the original PlayStation is its ability to play video compact discs or VCDs. These are disc formats based on CD-ROM XA that are specifically designed to hold MPEG-1 video data with interactive capabilities.

How old is GameCube?

The GameCube is a home video game console developed and released by Nintendo in Japan on September 14, 2001, in North America on November 18, 2001, and in PAL territories in 2002. It is the successor to the Nintendo 64, which released in 1996, and predecessor of the Wii, which released in 2006.

Is PS1 64 bit?

Summary: 1. The N64 is a 64-bit system while the PS1 is a 32-bit system.

How do you fix a disk that Cannot be read?

What to doEject the problematic disc if it is still in the system.Power the system off and ensure it is placed correctly.After 30 seconds has passed, power the Wii back on.Insert the disc. Be sure to verify you are inserting it correctly.

Does ps2 play ps1 games?

The PlayStation 2 was designed to be backward compatible with PlayStation games. However, not all PlayStation games work on the PlayStation 2. In addition, later models of the PlayStation 2 console could not play all of the games that were released for prior versions of the PlayStation 2.

How can you tell a ps1 laser?

0:236:10Adjusting PS1 Laser to Read Original and Burned Games - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipIf you turn it counterclockwise you'll raise the resistance. You want to lower the resistance to getMoreIf you turn it counterclockwise you'll raise the resistance. You want to lower the resistance to get more power going to the laser more current what-have-you.

Why use a Powershell GUI?

There are a number of reasons why you should consider using a GUI to manage your scripts. Here’s why I use one:

Step 1: Install Powershell Script Menu Gui

The Github link to this project can be found here: https://github.com/dan-osull/PowerShell-Script-Menu-Gui

Step 2: Create CSV File

To simplify things, you should create a folder where you’ll be dropping your completed files into. This is also where your .csv file will go. ( mine is named ITgui.csv in the image below)

Step 3: Add Your Scripts

I’m only adding Powershell scripts to mine, but you can add Windows programs and CMD commands to this as well.

Step 4: Launching Your Powershell Menu

Create a new .ps1 file and paste in the below command. This is the command that will launch your menu script.

Step 5: (Optional) Converting your Powershell Script to an EXE

This step is optional, but if you’d like to turn your completed GUI Menu script into an actual program, it’s super easy to do. The main I chose to do this is so I can pin the program shortcut to my taskbar or desktop for quick access.

Wrapping up

That’s it! Hopefully this guide shows you how to create a Powershell GUI quickly and easily in 2021!

Commonly used escape sequences

The primary command prompt PS1 displays when the interactive shell executes. The prompt string can be customized by using different types of backslash-escaped special characters. The most commonly used backslash-escaped characters are given below.

Check the default value of PS1

The default value of PS1 contains three information. The username, hostname, and the full path of the current working directory. Run the following command to display the default values of the PS1.

Example-1: Display the date and time

You can add the date and time values with the command by using \d and \t escaped characters. Run the following command to set the PS1 values to display the username, date, and time values into the command prompt. Here, the export keyword is used to change the current command prompt temporarily.

Output

If you re-open the terminal, then the default command prompt will appear. To save the PS1 value permanently, open the ~/.bashrc file by using any text editor. Here, nano editor has been used.

Output

Run the following command to display the command prompt into multiple lines using the ‘\n’ escaped character. It is useful for long command prompt.

Example-2: Change the background and foreground color

Different color values can be used to set different colors for the background and foreground of the command prompt. The list of the background and the foreground color names with values is given below.

Output

Run the following command to change the foreground color of the command prompt to white. Here, ‘\e’ escaped character with color value 37 has been used to set the white foreground. Like the previous command, the ‘m’ character has been used to set the sequence.

Read-Host

The most common and easiest way to add interactivity into your scripts is by using the built-in Read-Host command. This command pauses the script wherever it’s located and expects some kind of input.

Using .NET to Create a Powershell Menu

Read-Host is versatile and can prompt for any kind of text but it doesn’t really look “official”. It doesn’t look like it is a part of PowerShell itself. For a more professional way of asking for input (multiple input), we can use the .NET System.Management.Automation.Host.ChoiceDescription object.

Putting it All Together

Now that you’ve got all of the knowledge to create a menu, let’s put that all together and create an interactive menu that stays interactive!

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