In your Windows Client virtual machine develop the following scripts in visual studio code.

$2.$ Develop a script named C:$\backslash$IA$\backslash$Assignments$\backslash$SkillsExam$14\_1.$ps$1$ the script will allow users to select a time zone from a PowerShell menu.

a$.$ You must include comment lines in your script to explain what the script is doing.

b$.$ You must display messages to the users who run your script explaining what is happening when the script performs an action.

c$.$ You must use a switch statement to provide an interactive menu

d$.$ You must include functions to set the following time zones, Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern. You also need a function to exit the script.

e$.$ Functions where the time zone is set must include conditional logic. For example, if attempting to set the time zone to Central display a message stating the computer is already set to Central Time else if the time zone is not set to Central Time change the time zone to central.

f$.$ When script is complete past the source code below

$3.$ Develop a script named C:$\backslash$IA$\backslash$Assignments$\backslash$SkillsExam$14\_2.$ps$1$ the script will allow users to select a enable BitLocker on the system drive of their Windows Client Virtual Machine.

a$.$ You must include comment lines in your script to explain what the script is doing.

b$.$ You must display messages to the users who run your script explaining what is happening when the script performs an action.

c$.$ You must use a switch statement to provide an interactive menu

d$.$ You must use functions. Your script should contain the following functions.

i$.$ A function to set the encryption password

ii$.$ A function to create the required registry keys

iii. A function to delete the required registry keys

iv$.$ A function to enable BitLocker encryption

v$.$ A function to disable BitLocker encryption

vi$.$ A function to exit the script

e$.$ The function to set the encryption password must prompt the user for a password twice. If the passwords do not match, ask the user to re$-$enter the password until the passwords match.

f$.$ For both the create and remove registry key functions use conditional logic to provide a message to users indicating if the key already exists. If the keys do not exist create the keys.

g$.$ BitLocker requires a registry key with two registry values to use BitLocker without a TPM module. A screenshot showing the required registry key and two entries are attached to this assignment in Blackboard.

h$.$ Although not required consider adding the following bonus items to your encryption function.

i$.$ Write a progress bar indicating the current encryption percentage

$1.$ The same progress bar concept can be used to show the current decryption percentage in the decryption function.

ii$.$ Generate and export a recovery key to a file on the secondary hard drive to ensure the system can be recovered if the password is forgotten.