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Atlas-Utilities

Code of Conduct

These utilities are free to be used, modified, and distributed in other projects. The license is GPLv3.

Warning

These tools aren't updated often, and therefore, utilities aren't made for the latest version of Atlas. No support will be offered with these, but feel free to contribute.

Read the Contribution Guidelines: https://docs.atlasos.net/contributions

GameUtil-rs

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A tool to automate common tasks before gaming:

  • Setting a timer resolution
  • Killing Desktop Window Manager (or explorer)
  • Disabling CPU Idle states
  • "Cleaning" Memory (Button or Press F4)

All settings will only change once you click the Start button, other than the Clean Memory Button (which also has a hotkey to clean if ingame, F4).

Usage

  1. Open your Game
  2. Open Gameutil with NSudo
  3. Configure settings and click start
  4. Play!
  5. Once finished, alt-tab to GameUtil and click Restore

filepicker

Simple file picker in Go using go-common-file-dialog

This returns the path of a file e.g. C:\Windows\System32\notepad.exe

An alternative version written in rust is now available.

MultiChoice

Simple multiple choice dialog in Go

This is originally written by spddl, full credits to them.

To use it you can run:

multichoice.exe "This is a title" "This is a prompt" "this;is;four;options"

sfc-fix

Preinstall Utility which modifies HKLM\Components to comply with sfc /scannow by removing manifests/hashes for stripped components.

List may be expanded, for now only tested on 1803.

Usage

  1. Mount an image with NTLite or DISM
  2. Open sfc-fix
  3. Go to MOUNTPOINT\Windows\System32\config and select the COMPONENTS hive
  4. Done! sfc-fix will now process the registry entries