Windows 10: Set Browser ps1 or bat - Windows 10

Is there any way to be able to set a browser via the command line or powershell in Windows 10?

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How do I get Cortana Search to work with CMD/BAT/VBS/PS1 files?

This is utterly infuriating to me. For some odd reason (I can only assume its security related) *none* of my scripts ever show up in Cortana searches. In build 1511 of Windows 10 I was able to work around this by creating a link in my task-bar with the following
Target settings:

%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\rundll32.exe -sta {C90FB8CA-3295-4462-A721-2935E83694BA}

This older search (that would slide out as a pane from the right hand side when invoked and appeared to be left over from Windows 8) would list my script files when I searched on them by name. However it now seems this feature was removed in the 1607 build
of Windows 10. The crazy thing is I can go into the Indexing Options in Control Panel and see plain as day that indexing is enabled for CMD/BAT/VBS/PS1 files but they flat refuse to show up in any searches. This is crazy annoying to me as I have a number of
scripts that I use throughout the day that I like to call on quickly to automate repetitive tasks.

Does anyone know of a way to make Cortana Search actually list CMD/BAT/VBS/PS1 files in search results?

 

Unable to set default browser

• Does this issue happens while you try to set other browser as default too or is it specific to specific browser?

Any browser.

Already did the steps you suggested. It's some kind of bug where it's impossible to set a default browser at all.

I heard elsewhere from one other user that it seems to be a problem with upgrading to 10 on the SP3. Sounds very specifc.

 

Sony PS1 Emulator PS1 Controller

Axes not even work in controller settings in Windows 10. PS2 controller works.

I tried different PS1 Controller and it's not working too.

I tried on other computer with Windows 7 and it's not working.