General reliability fixes

[frbee]

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fix: fix for ShowCopilotButton in disable-copilot
fix: fix for MouseHoverTime

fix: fix encoding for '-'
fix: update registry value type
fix: remove duplicate arguments

feat: update appx

[TheyCreeper]

lgtm

[TheyCreeper]

I added a few comments on what should be changed and what works, changing the - in the command flags doesn't change anything.

[frbee]

I added a few comments on what should be changed and what works, changing the - in the command flags doesn't change anything.

Actually, it doesn't work when I use non UTF8 (such as ASCII encoding) for editing

[TheyCreeper]

UTF-8 and ASCII both have En Dash (–) and hyphens (-) in their tables, and both work when used as a paramter flag.

[Ast3risk-ops]

I added a few comments on what should be changed and what works, changing the - in the command flags doesn't change anything.

Actually, it doesn't work when I use non UTF8 (such as ASCII encoding) for editing

UTF-8 includes ASCII as a subset for backwards compatibility.

[frbee]

UTF-8 and ASCII both have En Dash (–) and hyphens (-) in their tables, and both work when used as a paramter flag.

I Known. Because I using Windows 10 cmd terminal, the default CHCP is 936, executing this cmd script will result in an error. So it's a bug? (Even if the script is saved using UTF-8 encoding)

[Ast3risk-ops]

UTF-8 and ASCII both have En Dash (–) and hyphens (-) in their tables, and both work when used as a paramter flag.

I Known. Because I using Windows 10 cmd terminal, the default CHCP is 936, executing this cmd script will result in an error. So it's a bug? (Even if the script is saved using UTF-8 encoding)

What? The scripts all work on win10.

[frbee]

UTF-8 and ASCII both have En Dash (–) and hyphens (-) in their tables, and both work when used as a paramter flag.

I Known. Because I using Windows 10 cmd terminal, the default CHCP is 936, executing this cmd script will result in an error. So it's a bug? (Even if the script is saved using UTF-8 encoding)

What? The scripts all work on win10.

When if /I not "%~2"=="/noAction" is true and the cmd default dhcp is 936, executing the statement powershell -command "stop-process -name explorer –force" will result in an error, + stop-process -name explorer 鈥揻orce