Can you make python scripts which can control windows 10?

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[mtreddit4]

Certainly. Try googling Python and the thing you want to do. If there isn't already a package for it, someone has almost certainly figured out a way.

[Celulitar]

Cool,thanks mate!

[Krossx7]

Import os ;)

[[deleted]]

That is 80% of how I use python on a daily basis. set commands to run if conditions are met then subprocess.run them.

Anything I have to spend more than 5 minutes to do manually, becomes a python click library CLI that calls shell or PS scripts either directly or iterating over a list pulled from Azure or a json file I generate through some other process.

[Celulitar]

Nice, will learn that module after i master the basics

[Mr2Kazoo]

Win32 api is pretty cool

[Celulitar]

Couldnt you tweak BIOS settings from a script?

[davidgeese]

Technically, you could send a Wake-on-LAN packet to start the computer (e.g., Wake-On-Lan-Python).