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PowerShell Script: Copy Sounds Folder to Windows Media​

# Define source and destination paths (edit as needed)
$sourceFolder = "C:\Path\To\Sources\Sounds"          # <-- Change to your actual path
$destinationFolder = "C:\Windows\Media\Sounds"

# Create destination folder if it doesn't exist
if (!(Test-Path -Path $destinationFolder)) {
    New-Item -Path $destinationFolder -ItemType Directory -Force
}

# Copy all content, recursive, overwrite existing files
Copy-Item -Path "$sourceFolder\*" -Destination $destinationFolder -Recurse -Force

Write-Host "Sounds copied from $sourceFolder to $destinationFolder"

How to Use​

1. Edit $sourceFolder so it points to the folder containing your sounds (e.g., D:\Sources\Sounds or C:\Users\Tim\Desktop\Sources\Sounds).
2. Run PowerShell as Administrator! (You need admin rights to write to C:\Windows\Media)
3. Execute the script.

To call from Command Prompt (using a batch file):​

Copy Everything Into C:\Windows\Media​

• If you want just the contents (not the "Sounds" folder) inside C:\Windows\Media, change destination to "C:\Windows\Media".

Example for SetupComplete.cmd or Unattended:​