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Customization Overview
ETT features the unique ability to customize various features and make it the most optimal to run in your organization. Here's a breakdown of the current feature flags available:
Admin mode changes the general runtime for core applications to run as an administrator context. When run in a PowerShell, this automatically elevates the entire runtime to administrative context, which is acquired through a UAC prompt. Thanks to Experta Consulting for the resource on this one!
Admin Mode is adjusted by setting the 'adminmode' value (in the config file, or in GUI) to True.
The branding section contains two features as of now. First, is to customize the color scheme. This feature accepts a HEX value and adjusts the colors of the buttons to whichever color is preferred or set.
As well, there is a variable location. This correlates to a 126x74 picturebox, which will appear when this value is in use. To use a custom logo, make sure it is on a public web link, and provide the location as a string value for the variable. This will insert whichever image you prefer into the main "hub" interface, to the right of the title.
As of version 1.1, ETT now supports custom background images. Simply replace the 'BackgroundImagePath' value to a URL for an image (NOTE: GIFs are not supported due to Windows Forms limitations). As well, a new flag for `ETTHeaderTextColor' is now available, should the background image contrast with the responside dark/light mode, it will override the text color and set it to a fixed value.
ETT has an embedded compliance check option, which runs at startup. Currently, you can customize compliance checks for the following values: RAM, Available drivespace, and Windows Version (22H2, 1809, etc). To run compliance checks at startup, first set the compliance check for the given value to 'true', and then set the minimum threshold (i.e. "8" for 8 GB minimum on a system).