This module is made for CUSTOM ROMs only. Don’t flash it on stock, GSI, ported or other ROMs as it may cause problem.

Simple Registry to Add run as Admin for Powershell scripts in Right Click Menu.

- Can be an alternative for Magisk, KSU or APatch Managers.

This module Disable Secure Flag and allow taking screenshots or screen recording in many apps, supports KSU/APatch inspired by Disable Flag Secure by MehediHJoy

MehediHJoy (Disable Flag Secure) is too bloated with many useless functions (for purpose of the module) and binaries. It is minimal and faster.

As the Disable Flag Secure doesn't have any updates since 2022, so this doesn't support KSU or APatch. But Simple Flag Secure Does :)

Flashing Disable Flag Secure in Magisk may sometimes give issues (like for me on android 14) power button stop working. This module solves this by only adding Modified Dex Files, Keeping rest untouch.

If you open the zip file of Disable Flag Secure it's most likely that you will not understand the codes. Simple Flag Secure have improved code readability by comments and less lines of codes (300 vs 2000)

Normally if you remove and flash Disable Flag Secure, you need to wait again 2-3 min (depends on RAM and Processor). In Simple version it creates a backup so removing and flashing this again will take less time then before.

This is the simple module to update your security patch level by changing system props value everytime you reboot your phone.

1) Supports Magisk and it's forks / KSU and it's Forks / APatch and Apatch Next.
2) This module just spoofs the system props value

Note :- Your PC should have only 1 Local Admin account (will not work on Multiple Users or Online Account)

- Option 1: Hold Shift and click on Restart (from the Start menu or sign-in screen).
- Option 2: Press F9 repeatedly while your computer is booting up to access the Recovery.

- Once you're in the recovery environment, choose:
- Troubleshoot -> Advanced Options -> Command Prompt

- In the Command Prompt window, type the following command to back up the original Utilman.exe (which controls accessibility features):

copy C:\Windows\System32\Utilman.exe C:\Windows\System32\Utilman.exe.bak

- Next, type this command to replace Utilman.exe with cmd.exe:

copy C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe C:\Windows\System32\Utilman.exe /y

- After entering the commands, click Continue on the recovery screen to boot back into Windows.

- After Windows has booted, on the bottom-right corner, click the Accessibility icon (the icon with the person or wheelchair).
This will open Command Prompt instead of the usual accessibility tools.

- In the Command Prompt, type the following command to see a list of local accounts:

net localgroup administrators

- You'll see a list of accounts. Note the name of your local account.

- To reset the password for your account (replace Shivam with your actual account name), type:

net user Shivam *


- Press Enter, and it will prompt you to create a new password. Type the new password and confirm it.

- For names with Spaces, wrap them with "" like this

net user "Shivam Shastik" *


- After completing the password reset, you can now log in with the new password.

- Once you've logged in successfully, open Command Prompt again and type the following command to restore the original Utilman.exe file:

del C:\Windows\System32\Utilman.exe
rename C:\Windows\System32\Utilman.exe.bak C:\Windows\System32\Utilman.exe

This will undo the changes and return the Utilman.exe file back to its original state.