# 🖥️ Automated System Setup - Happy Frog Script
# Real-world example: Automated system configuration and setup
# 
# Educational Purpose: Demonstrates practical HID automation for:
# - System administration tasks
# - Automated configuration
# - IT support automation
# - Educational demonstrations
#
# ⚠️ IMPORTANT: Use only on systems you own or have explicit permission to configure
# This script demonstrates legitimate automation techniques for educational purposes

# ========================================
# SECTION 1: INITIALIZATION AND SAFETY
# ========================================

# Enable safe mode for educational use
SAFE_MODE ON

# Set default delay for consistent timing
DEFAULT_DELAY 500

# Log our actions for educational tracking
LOG Starting automated system setup demonstration

# Validate environment before proceeding
VALIDATE system_ready

# Wait for system to recognize the device
DELAY 2000

# ========================================
# SECTION 2: SYSTEM INFORMATION GATHERING
# ========================================

LOG Gathering system information for educational purposes

# Open System Information
MOD r
DELAY 1000
STRING msinfo32
ENTER
DELAY 3000

# Wait for system info to load
DELAY 2000

# Take a screenshot (Windows + PrintScreen)
MOD PRINTSCREEN
DELAY 1000

# Close system information
MOD f4
DELAY 500

# ========================================
# SECTION 3: NETWORK CONFIGURATION DEMO
# ========================================

LOG Demonstrating network configuration automation

# Open Network Settings
MOD r
DELAY 1000
STRING ncpa.cpl
ENTER
DELAY 2000

# Wait for network connections to load
DELAY 1500

# Close network settings
MOD f4
DELAY 500

# ========================================
# SECTION 4: SYSTEM MAINTENANCE TASKS
# ========================================

LOG Demonstrating system maintenance automation

# Open Disk Cleanup
MOD r
DELAY 1000
STRING cleanmgr
ENTER
DELAY 2000

# Wait for disk cleanup to initialize
DELAY 1500

# Close disk cleanup (cancel the operation)
ESCAPE
DELAY 500

# ========================================
# SECTION 5: EDUCATIONAL DEMONSTRATION
# ========================================

LOG Creating educational demonstration document

# Open Notepad for documentation
MOD r
DELAY 1000
STRING notepad
ENTER
DELAY 1500

# Type educational content
STRING ========================================
ENTER
STRING Happy Frog - Automated System Setup Demo
ENTER
STRING ========================================
ENTER
ENTER
STRING This demonstration shows how HID automation can be used for:
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STRING - System administration tasks
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STRING - Automated configuration
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STRING - IT support automation
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STRING - Educational purposes
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STRING Key Learning Points:
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STRING 1. HID devices can automate repetitive tasks
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STRING 2. Automation improves efficiency and consistency
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STRING 3. Understanding automation helps with defense
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STRING 4. Always use automation ethically and responsibly
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STRING Security Implications:
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STRING - Physical access can bypass many security measures
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STRING - HID attacks work at the input level
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STRING - This is why physical security is crucial
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STRING - Monitor for unexpected input devices
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STRING Defensive Measures:
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STRING - Disable USB ports when not in use
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STRING - Use USB port locks
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STRING - Monitor for unexpected input devices
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STRING - Implement input validation and rate limiting
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STRING Remember: Knowledge is power, but with great power comes great responsibility!
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ENTER
STRING This demonstration was created with Happy Frog Script
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STRING Educational HID Emulation Framework
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STRING Date: 
DELAY 500

# Insert current date (example)
STRING 2024-01-15
ENTER
ENTER
STRING Time: 
DELAY 500

# Insert current time (example)
STRING 14:30:00
ENTER

# ========================================
# SECTION 6: CLEANUP AND COMPLETION
# ========================================

LOG Completing automated system setup demonstration

# Save the document
CTRL s
DELAY 1000

# Type filename
STRING happy_frog_demo_notes.txt
ENTER
DELAY 1000

# Close Notepad
MOD f4
DELAY 500

# ========================================
# SECTION 7: FINAL DEMONSTRATION
# ========================================

LOG Final demonstration: Opening the saved document

# Open the saved document to verify
MOD r
DELAY 1000
STRING notepad happy_frog_demo_notes.txt
ENTER
DELAY 2000

# Wait a moment to show the document
DELAY 3000

# Close the document
MOD f4
DELAY 500

# ========================================
# SECTION 8: COMPLETION AND LOGGING
# ========================================

LOG Automated system setup demonstration completed successfully

# Final educational message
MOD r
DELAY 1000
STRING cmd
ENTER
DELAY 1500

# Type completion message
STRING echo.
ENTER
STRING echo ========================================
ENTER
STRING echo Happy Frog Demo Completed Successfully!
ENTER
STRING echo ========================================
ENTER
STRING echo.
ENTER
STRING echo Educational demonstration completed.
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STRING echo This shows legitimate uses of HID automation.
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STRING echo.
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STRING echo Key takeaways:
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STRING echo - HID automation can improve efficiency
ENTER
STRING echo - Understanding automation helps with defense
ENTER
STRING echo - Always use automation ethically
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STRING echo - Physical security is crucial
ENTER
STRING echo.
ENTER
STRING echo Remember: Use responsibly and ethically!
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STRING echo.
ENTER
STRING pause
ENTER

# Wait for user acknowledgment
DELAY 2000

# Close command prompt
STRING exit
ENTER

# ========================================
# EDUCATIONAL NOTES
# ========================================

# This script demonstrates:
# 1. Legitimate system administration automation
# 2. Educational HID emulation concepts
# 3. Safe and responsible automation practices
# 4. Real-world applications of HID technology
#
# Use cases for this type of automation:
# - IT support automation
# - System deployment scripts
# - Educational demonstrations
# - Security testing (with permission)
# - Accessibility assistance
#
# Remember: This is for educational purposes only.
# Always obtain proper authorization before testing on any system. 