1. Open up Windows Powershell as an Administrator.
   
   

   

   
   

Registry hack meant for Windows 10/11 in cases where you don't have a copy of Windows.

Example: a Windows VM

Typically people will have licensed Windows machines. It's not like they can't operate fine without the license anyway...lol. So, here is the method I use for clients when it comes to registry hacks for auto-signing into a local account on Windows 10!

Open Registry Editor by searching it in the Windows search in the bottom left of your taskbar: 

After opening Registry Editor, nagivate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon

Now add 3 string values and rename them all to the following:
1. AutoAdminLogon (set the value on it to 1 by double-clicking on the string)
2. DefaultUsername (type in whatever the local username of your pc is in this string)

You can check what username you use on your pc by going into Computer Management. You can search this down below in the Windows search bar.

Inside of Computer Management, select Local Users and Groups.

Now double click on Users.

Administrator is a good example here so that's what you would end up putting in the DefaultUsername string in the Registry Editor.
3. DefaultPassword (type the password for whatever account you use here in this string)

This is what you should have now. My username and password is different compared to yours though. 

Test by rebooting now and you should be all up & working now!

Hit your Windows key on your keyboard and type in powershell.

Right-click and run as administrator.

If you get a UAC prompt to allow Powershell to run, press Yes to accept it.

Copy ( Ctrl +C ) the following command: irm https://christitus.com/win | iex
Now click into Powershell and paste the command you just copied ( Ctrl + V )

Press Enter on your keyboard now.
The script might start to install chocolatey (a dependency for the script), and let it do its thing. If it asks any prompts, say yes to all of them.

Once the utility is opened, you should have a window like this:

Now that we are here, let's go into the Tweaks tab in the top left of the window.

Once in here, select the options I have in the screenshot below:

Click Run Tweaks now and let it do its thing! That's it! You're all set now and got some unnecessary tracking & bloatware bs off your Windows 10/11 PC!

Step 1: Download the files to the right first!

PartyLimitBegone.zip

BG3ModManager.zip

Step 2: After downloading the files, navigate to your download folder. This should be located here:

FYI, if you changed your downloads folder for your browser, it will be located in that directory.

Step 3: Right click on BG3ModManager.zip and choose Extract All...

Step 4: Click on Extract and this will extract into your Downloads folder.

Note: You can change where it extracts by clicking on Browse...

It does not matter where you extract this to, but I would suggest keeping it simple and extracting it into your Downloads folder.

Step 5: Wait for the files to extract.

Step 6: You will now have the folder for BG3ModManager open up.

Step 7: Right-click on BG3ModManager.exe and Run as administrator.

Step 8: You will get a User Account Control prompt. Accept it by clicking on Yes.

Step 9: The game should detect the path to the game folder for Steam.

Step 10: If the game does not detect the path to the game folder and pops up with this, navigate to your Steam games directory.

Step 11: Now we are going to import the Party Limit Begone Mod. Click on File > Import Mod...

Step 12: Navigate to your Downloads folder and choose the Party Limit Begone.zip file. Once you have clicked on the zip folder, click on Open.

Step 13: Once it is done importing, confirm it imported by checking here:

Step 14: If it is on the right of the Mod Manager window, drag it to the left so it is in the Active Mods list.

Step 15: Next click on Tools > Download & Extract the Script Extender...

Step 16: Confirm installing the Script Extender by clicking on Yes here.

Step 17: You should get this message at the bottom left of the Mod Manager window to confirm the successful installation of Script Extender.

Step 18: After this, test launching the game by clicking on Go > Launch Game

Step 19: If you get this redirect popup to Steam, make sure to click Continue.

Step 20: Hopefully it worked, if not, I might have to help you troubleshoot, lol.

Step 1: Tap the Windows Key on your keyboard and type in run. Open it.

Step 2: Type in %AppData%

Step 3: Navigate back a folder by clicking on AppData.

Step 4: Click on the Local folder.

Step 5: Scroll down and click on the Marvel folder.

Step 6: Click on the Saved folder.

Step 7: Click on the Config folder.

Step 8: Click on the Windows folder.

Step 9: Right click the GameUserSettings.ini file and click on Edit.

Step 10: Scroll to the bottom of the config file and copy and paste the following text:

[/Script/Engine.InputSettings]
bEnableMouseSmoothing=False
bViewAccelerationEnabled=False

Step 11: Save the config file and close the Notepad window.

Step 12: Right click the GameUserSettings.ini file again and click on Properties.

Step 13: Turn on the "Read-only" attribute at the bottom of the popup. 

Step 14: Now click on Apply in the bottom right side and click OK.

Step 15: That's it! You are done and ready to play the game! The reason why you make it read-only is so Marvel Rivals dev's don't undo what you just did! :)