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+# User Simulation Script Documentation
+
+## How to Use the Script for a Local Run
+
+1. Copy the folder containing the relevant files into your test system.
+2. Modify settings at your convenience:
+   - Right-click on `Config.ps1`
+   - Select "Open with" and choose "WordPad".
+3. Right-click on `RunUserSimulation.ps1` and select "Run with PowerShell".
+4. Logs will be stored in the `Logs` folder, named by date and time.
+
+## How to Use the Script for a Multi-Session Run
+
+1. See "Setup the Environment" first.
+2. Right-click on `RunUserSimulation.ps1` and select "Run with PowerShell". Accept the UAC prompt.
+
+## Setup the Environment (For Remote/Multi-Users Only)
+
+> If you plan to clone VMs, follow these steps first. If you already have multiple VMs, apply these steps to each one.
+
+### Activate Script Execution
+
+To authorize script execution:
+
+```powershell
+Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser Bypass
+```
+
+Answer `A` (yes for all) when prompted.
+
+- Open a PowerShell prompt via `Windows + X` -> "Windows PowerShell".
+
+### Setup Virtual Machines (Network)
+
+1. Connect VMs to a common network.
+2. On each VM:
+   - Disable the firewall for public networks.
+   - Enable network discovery for public networks.
+3. Ensure each machine has:
+   - A unique name.
+   - A unique IP address (use DHCP or configure a static IP).
+   - A unique MAC address.
+4. Avoid naming PCs as "Local", "All", "First", or "Random" (case insensitive) as these conflict with scheduling features.
+
+#### Setup Network (Static IP Attribution)
+
+In the guest OS:
+
+1. Open Control Panel -> Network & Sharing Center -> Change Adapter Settings.
+2. Right-click on the Ethernet adapter and select "Properties".
+3. Select IPv4 and click "Properties".
+4. Configure the following:
+   - IP Address: e.g., `192.168.0.10`
+   - Subnet Mask: `255.255.255.0`
+   - Default Gateway: `192.168.0.1`
+
+#### Setup Network (DHCP with VirtualBox)
+
+On the host OS:
+
+1. Open a shell and navigate to the VirtualBox software directory (e.g., `C:\Program Files (x86)\Oracle\VirtualBox\`).
+2. Run the following command:
+
+```cmd
+VBoxManage dhcpserver add --netname intnet --ip 10.13.13.100 --netmask 255.255.255.0 --lowerip 10.13.13.101 --upperip 10.13.13.254 --enable
+```
+
+### Enable Required Rules (For PowerShell Remoting)
+
+Run the `EnableEverything.ps1` script twice:
+
+1. Right-click on `EnableEverything.ps1`.
+2. Select "Run with PowerShell" and accept the UAC prompt.
+
+### Booting the VMs
+
+1. Boot one VM (preferably the one with the lowest static IP if applicable). This will be the master VM.
+2. Once the master VM has booted and you have logged in, boot the other VMs.
+3. On the master VM, run the `RunUserSimulation` script as an administrator.
+
+### Enable Multi-Session in Configuration File
+
+1. On the master VM:
+   - Open the `Config.ps1` file.
+   - Locate the `global:global_localonly` option and change its value from `$true` to `$false`.
+
+### Configure the VMs
+
+- Ensure each VM has a copy of the `user simulation script` folder in the same path.
+- Global configuration options (e.g., `global_localonly`) apply to all PCs.
+- Module configuration options apply only to the local PC (e.g., browsing, mapping shares).
+
+### Notes
+
+- The script can connect to an unlimited number of networked computers. Ensure your hardware can handle the network topology.
+- A safe limit is 32 networked PCs.
+
+## Enable the Scheduling Feature
+
+1. Enable `$global_schedule` in the configuration file.
+2. Modify the `schedule.txt` file. The first line must always be:
+
+```
+Stop All activity on All after 00:01
+```
+
+3. Use the following structure for subsequent lines:
+
+```
+<Start|Stop> <activity> on <All|Local|First|Random|[PC Name]> after <HH:mm>
+```
+
+   - **Start/Stop**: Define the action to perform.
+   - **Activity**: Specify the activity (e.g., `All`, `IE`, `MapShare`, `Type`).
+   - **On**: Define the target PCs (e.g., `All`, `Local`, specific PC names).
+   - **After**: Specify the time to perform the action (24-hour format).
+
+4. Do not repeat the same line in the file.
+5. The program may take up to one minute to execute the orders.
+
+## Script Behavior
+
+The script runs in rounds. Each round includes multiple activities (e.g., browsing, mapping network shares). After completing a round, the script waits for an inactivity period specified in the configuration file.
+
+## Run at Startup (Not Currently Working)
+
+1. Create a shortcut to the `RunUserSimulation.ps1` file.
+2. Move the shortcut to the startup folder (`Windows + R`, type `shell:startup`).
+3. Ensure script execution is activated as described above.
+
+## Important Notes
+
+- This script should run exclusively on the computer to avoid interference with its operations.
+- The script forcibly interacts with the environment (e.g., opening/closing applications like Internet Explorer).
+
+You are ready to run the script!