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Automate Nirsoft tools from UVK or TTS

Posted: Sat Jan 25, 2025 11:33 am
by Fred
Hi. As our dear user Fred Claus requested, I'm posting a tutorial for automating BrowsingHistoryView and WirelessKeyView, from Nirsoft.
This procedure is valid for UVK home screen apps, UVK System repair custom apps and Tech Tool Store tools.
  • To create a home screen app, launch UVK and click My own apps. Then click one of the buttons that display Add custom app.
  • To create a System repair app, launch UVK, click System repair, then click Add third party app.
  • To create a TTS tool, launch TechToolStore, and click Add tools.
Once you've done this, you will have a dialog box with several tabs. Each tab contains text input fields, where you can paste the information below, in the corresponding fields.

Download and run BrowsingHistoryView, and create a text report on the current user's desktop named Browserhistory.txt:

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Name: Browser History report
Description: Save the user browsing history to a file on the desktop
Download: https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/browsinghistoryview.zip
Download file 1: %ThirdParty%\BrowsingHistoryView.zip
Download 2: https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/browsinghistoryview-x64.zip
Download file: %ThirdParty%\BrowsingHistoryView64.zip
Check: If the downloaded file is an archive, uncompress it to a folder
Select:Perform download 1 if 32-bit OS and download 2 if 64-bit OS
Command 1: %ThirdParty%\BrowsingHistoryView\BrowsingHistoryView.exe /stext "%Desktop%\Browserhistory.txt"
Command 2: %ThirdParty%\BrowsingHistoryView64\BrowsingHistoryView.exe /stext "%Desktop%\Browserhistory.txt"
If you prefer to save to an HTML file, replace the /stext switch with /shtml, in both commands. See the BrowsingHistoryView web page for more saving formats.

Download and run WirelessKeyView, and create a text report on the current user's desktop named WifiKeys.txt:

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Name: Wifi keys report
Description: Save the Wifi keys to a file on the desktop
Download 1: https://www.nirsoft.net/toolsdownload/wirelesskeyview.zip
Download file 1: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView.zip
Download 2: https://www.nirsoft.net/toolsdownload/wirelesskeyview-x64.zip
Download file 2: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView64.zip
Archive password: WKey4567#
Check: If the downloaded file is an archive, uncompress it to a folder
Select: Perform download 1 if 32-bit OS and download 2 if 64-bit OS
Command 1: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView\WirelessKeyView.exe /stext "%Desktop%\WifiKeys.txt"
Command 2: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView64\WirelessKeyView.exe /stext "%Desktop%\WifiKeys.txt"
If you prefer to save to an HTML file, replace the /stext switch with /shtml, in both commands. See the WirelessKeyView web page for more saving formats.

Download and run WirelessKeyView, and export the Wifi keys to a file so they can be exported later:

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Name: Wifi keys backup
Description: Create a backup of the Wifi keys in a file on the desktop
Download 1: https://www.nirsoft.net/toolsdownload/wirelesskeyview.zip
Download file 1: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView.zip
Download 2: https://www.nirsoft.net/toolsdownload/wirelesskeyview-x64.zip
Download file 2: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView64.zip
Archive password: WKey4567#
Check: If the downloaded file is an archive, uncompress it to a folder
Select: Perform download 1 if 32-bit OS and download 2 if 64-bit OS
Command 1: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView\WirelessKeyView.exe /export "%Desktop%\WifiKeys.bk"
Command 2: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView64\WirelessKeyView.exe /export "%Desktop%\WifiKeys.bk"
This is useful when you're planning to uninstall/reinstall the Wifi card"s drivers, which will erase all saved keys. Create a new app to restore the Wifi keys from the file:

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Name: Wifi keys restore
Description: Restore the Wifi keys from a file on the desktop
Download 1: https://www.nirsoft.net/toolsdownload/wirelesskeyview.zip
Download file 1: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView.zip
Download 2: https://www.nirsoft.net/toolsdownload/wirelesskeyview-x64.zip
Download file 2: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView64.zip
Archive password: WKey4567#
Check: If the downloaded file is an archive, uncompress it to a folder
Select: Perform download 1 if 32-bit OS and download 2 if 64-bit OS
Command 1: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView\WirelessKeyView.exe /import"%Desktop%\WifiKeys.bk"
Command 2: %ThirdParty%\WifiPassView64\WirelessKeyView.exe /import"%Desktop%\WifiKeys.bk"