Pull Request

Pull Request (PR) description

Added the Public function to remove registry values. This includes updates to how environment variables are used by default and safeguards to prevent crucial profiles from being deleted. Upon removal, the profile registry item is backed up in a JSON file. A restore function will later use this to help restore registry items if accidentally removed. I'm terrible and it's a big PR - will try to keep down in the future.

Added

Functions

• Remove-UserProfilesFromRegistry: Added a new function to remove user profiles
  from the Windows registry based on SIDs, Usernames, or UserProfile objects.

  • Supports three parameter sets: UserProfileSet, SIDSet, and UserNameSet.

  • Can be run in AuditOnly mode, where no actual deletion is performed, or
    in deletion mode where profiles are removed.

  • Includes a Force switch to bypass confirmation prompts and a ComputerName
    parameter for targeting remote computers.

  • Graceful error handling and logging for cases where the registry key cannot
    be opened or profiles cannot be processed for specific computers.

Environment Variables

• $env:WinProfileOps_IsAdmin: A boolean value that determines if the
  current user has administrative privileges. This is set by checking the user’s
  security role against the built-in Administrator group using Windows security principals.

• $env:WinProfileOps_RegistryPath: Specifies the registry path used to
  manage user profiles. Default value: "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList".

• $env:WinProfileOps_RegistryHive: Defines the registry hive to use,
  which is set to LocalMachine by default.

• $env:WinProfileOps_RegBackUpDirectory: Specifies the directory where
  registry backups are stored. Default value: "C:\LHStuff\RegBackUp".

• $env:WinProfileOps_ProfileFolderPath: The profile folder path,
  defaulting to the system drive's Users folder. Example: "C:\Users".