revisit docs and test deployment

README.md

@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ Following table lists currently tested operating systems
 | Windows 10          | Pro           | 1809 - 22H2 | x64          |
 | Windows 10          | Pro Education | 20H2        | x64          |
 | Windows 10          | Enterprise    | 1809 - 20H2 | x64          |
-| Windows 10          | Education     | 20H2        | x64          |
+| Windows 10          | Education     | 20H2 - 22H2 | x64          |
 | Windows 11          | Pro Education | 21H2        | x64          |
 | Windows 11          | Pro           | 22H2        | x64          |
 | Windows Server 2019 | Essentials    | 1809        | x64          |

Readme/ProblematicTraffic.md

@@ -103,9 +103,9 @@ if outbound traffic is blocked by default.
 except adding all the accounts needed to separate rule as follows:
 
 1. User account
-2. NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
-3. NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL SERVICE
-4. NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE
+2. `NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM`
+3. `NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL SERVICE`
+4. `NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE`
 
 TODO: doesn't work for CryptSvc, see why
 

Readme/SecurityAndPrivacy.md

@@ -225,7 +225,7 @@ As already said good news is that you need none of these expensive software, in
 
 1. `Deploy-ATP` is used to deploy attack surface reduction rules on your system
 2. `Set-ATP` is programatic way to configure Windows defender and enforce restrictive settings
-3. `Show-ASR` is used to show settings applied by `Deploy-ATP.ps1`
+3. `Show-ASR` is used to show settings applied by `Deploy-ATP`
 4. `Find-UnsignedFile` is used to detect unsigned software on your system and perform automatic\
 online malware analysis with [Virus total][virus total] so that you don't have to upload each file
 manually.

Readme/WindowsPowerShell.md

@@ -41,7 +41,8 @@ Here is how:
 ### Windows 11
 
 Unfortunately there is no default way like in Windows 10, one solution is to follow steps explained
-in section\ `Right click "Open Windows Terminal as Administrator" context menu for Windows 11` below
+in section\
+`Right click "Open Windows Terminal as Administrator" context menu for Windows 11` see [Windows Terminal](/Readme/WindowsTerminal.md)
 
 ## Right click "Open Windows PowerShell here" context menu in Windows 10
 

Readme/WindowsTerminal.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 [What is Windows Terminal?][about terminal]
 
 Windows Terminal is by default installed on Windows 11, it is not installed by default in Windows 10,
-but it can be installed from Windows Store app for more details see
+but it can be installed from Windows Store app, for more details see
 [Install and get started setting up Windows Terminal][install windows terminal]
 
 ## How to open Windows Terminal
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Windows Terminal Preview however can be configured to be run as Administrator in
 
 ## Right click "Open Windows Terminal as Administrator" context menu
 
-To add context menu on right click for "Windows Terminal as Administrator" see:\
+To add context menu on right click for `Windows Terminal as Administrator` see:\
 [Add or Remove 'Open in Windows Terminal as administrator' context menu][terminal as admin]
 
 [terminal as admin]: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/178668-add-remove-open-windows-terminal-administrator-context-menu.html

Scripts/Deploy-Firewall.ps1

@@ -84,6 +84,7 @@ None. Deploy-Firewall.ps1 does not generate any output
 
 .NOTES
 TODO: Rule deployment should probably be separated into new script
+TODO: Quiet switch should not suppress errors ex. about failed digital signature
 
 .LINK
 https://github.com/metablaster/WindowsFirewallRuleset/tree/master/Scripts

Scripts/Reset-Firewall.ps1

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ Disables PS remoting and restores leftover changes.
 
 .PARAMETER Remoting
 If specified resets and disables Windows remote management service, disables PowerShell remoting and
-disabled remote registry in addition to firewall reset
+disables remote registry in addition to firewall reset
 
 .PARAMETER Force
 If specified, no prompt for confirmation is shown to perform actions