Warning The PowerShell scripts that you're about to run are not currently signed. Signing scripts is a paid service that certifies the source and integrity of the scripts. Because these scripts are not signed, Windows blocks them by default for security reasons.

To run these scripts, you'll need to unblock them. To do this, run the following command in an Administrator PowerShell Terminal:

dir 'C:\Path\To\G_MODE\*' -Include *.ps1,*.vbs | Unblock-File

Important: You must replace 'C:\Path\To\G_MODE\' with the actual path where your scripts are located (the G_MODE directory or whatever you named it). This command will unlock all .ps1 and .vbs script files in that folder, allowing them to be executed.

Always be careful when unblocking and running scripts, especially if they come from the Internet. Make sure they come from a trusted source and are not malicious.

G Mode

Author:	Philipp Reuter
Version:	2.0.0
Generated:	Nov 18, 2022
Last Update:	Mar 28, 2024
Idea based on:	YouTube
Tested OS:	Windows 11
G Mode DOCs:	DELL Game Shift

Prerequisites

• Alienware Command Center (AWCC)
• Administrator rights

Introduction

I had found the GMode.exe from the video and I liked the program, but I don't like to use EXE files from untrusted sources, so I wrote a Powershell script that can be run with the run.vbs (Visual Basic Script) with one click.

With both Powershell and Visual Basic Script, you can easily read the source code with a text editor, but I will still explain each line of code here.

Installation (Video)

1. Download ZIP from the green Code Button in the top right.
2. Extract the ZIP to any location.

Usage

You have two options:

1. Double-click run.vbs to just simulate a single keypress.
2. Double-click run_manager.vbs to also automatically manage AWCC if it is not running or crashed and make sure it switches to the other mode.