farag2/sophia-script-for-windows

Sophia Script for Windows is a PowerShell module that lets you fine-tune Windows 10 and Windows 11 settings through more than 150 individual functions. It is aimed at users who want to adjust how Windows behaves, what it shows, and what it runs, without resorting to registry hacks or third-party tools of uncertain origin. Every change it can make also has a corresponding undo function, so you can reverse any tweak you apply. The kinds of things it can do include adjusting privacy and security settings, changing personalization options, uninstalling built-in Windows apps (showing their real localized names rather than internal package identifiers), configuring Windows AI features, enabling DNS-over-HTTPS with several provider options, removing OneDrive, and setting default apps for specific file types without triggering the usual Windows pop-up asking how you want to open the file. It can also relocate user folders like Documents and Downloads to different drives, create scheduled tasks for routine cleanup jobs, and install cursor packs from a known source. The script runs from the command line and supports tab-completion so you can type a partial function name and press Tab to see your options. It works with both PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell 7, and supports ARM64 machines. It can be downloaded from the releases page or installed via Scoop, Chocolatey, or WinGet. A companion graphical application called SophiApp 2.0 is also in development for users who prefer a visual interface over the command line. The project emphasizes that it uses only officially documented Windows APIs and registry paths, not undocumented internals, and that it checks your system state before making changes. All release archives are built and published through GitHub Actions rather than by hand, which means you can verify the build process. This is a tool for Windows users who want more control over their operating system configuration, whether for personal preference, privacy reasons, or setting up a clean working environment on a fresh install.