Here you can find some tools that probably help HDR implementations in: https://github.com/Codectory/AutoActions

This script toggles whether Microsoft Windows' "Auto HDR" setting is turned on. It is meant to be used in conjunction with HDR. "Auto HDR" might work in most cases, but this allows you to control it on a per-game basis, by making a new profile in AutoActions like so:

1. Open AutoActions
2. Create a new Profile, called "HDR + AutoHDR"
3. Add a new action on Application started actions -> Display Action -> Change HDR -> Activate HDR
4. Add a new action on Application closed actions -> Display Action -> Change HDR -> Deactivate HDR
5. Add a new action on Application started actions -> Run program -> Set the File path to where toggleAutoHDR.bat is located. Set Arguments to /on
6. Add a new action on Application closed actions -> Run program -> Set the File path to where toggleAutoHDR.bat is located. Set Arguments to /off

• Note: Make sure you select All Files instead of just .exe so you can select toggleAutoHDR.bat.

7. Assign relevant games, such as Halo: MCC to this new "HDR + AutoHDR" profile.
8. Enjoy!

Batch script to restart remote servers.

Batch script to start any command prompt as if a Smart Card user, which is useful for devices like the YubiKey

PowerShell script to restart remote services.

Attempt and prompt ability to clone all items from one Microsoft SQL instance to another.

Attempt and prompt ability to restore all of the databases in one instance from the last backup of another.