Windows 11/10 new script for automatic system repairs

System administrators, as well as home users, need to run various diagnostic tasks in Windows from time to time to resolve or bypass system problems. Last year, Microsoft published a how-to document with various such native Windows applications, tools, and utilities, such as Task Manager, Registry Editor, and more.

Apart from these, Windows also has SFC (System File Checker) and DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management) to scan and repair corrupted or missing files from the system.

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To save time doing all of this, a Reddit user has created a new tool that automates it all into a single package. The developer wrote a Batch script (.BAT file) that is “essentially a script that can help clean up your system, run built-in diagnostics, fix common network issues, and generate system reports.”

The script uses native Windows tools like netsh, ipconfig, systeminfo, among others, and the idea behind it is to save time.

The tool can help you with Windows Update repairs, something we all know is needed all the time.

What the utility can do:

• Run SFC, DISM, CHKDSK from a single menu
• Restart network adapters with auto-detection
• Flush or set DNS (Google, Cloudflare, or custom)
• Windows Update repair (resets services + cache)
• Generate system reports (saved as .txt files on Desktop)
• Show installed drivers
• Clean up temp files
• Registry backup and restore (manual)

The latest version of the utility is available for download from GitHub. The new version fixes issues with administrator privileges, as the script requires running with administrator privileges.

To download it, open the GitHub page from here . The utility is called Windows Maintenance Tool.

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