I wanted to share this with you all just for a bit of fun, this is primarily aimed at those pranksters in the office and those with a good sense of humor
This is built around the AudioDeviceCmdlets module and simply uses "Invoke-Command" to execute wav files on a remote machine.
A full description is in the psf.
I have attached all the required files for this to work feel free to amend, instructions are in the Comment Block in the psf, it will just be a case of renaming the path to each wav file if you were to use your own wavs and then renaming the buttons/changing the pictures to correspond with the sound, but that bit doesn't really matter as long as you know what sound will be played I guess.
One thing...if you add any new buttons remember to add them into the Hide/Show-Button functions, again doesn't really matter but...
There are probably some really bad scripting techniques in this and I haven't countered for any errors if the the Audio Device is disabled etc, but it does what it needs to do
it can always be improved on. It was just a quick idea that got a bit out of hand that turned out to be a big hit in the office 
I would suggest you keep this within your IT Department and close co-workers. Also, I wouldn't turn the volume up to 100 if someone is sat there with headphones plugged in... this won't go down well.
AudioDeviceCmdlet can be found here:
https://github.com/cdhunt/WindowsAudioD ... ell-Cmdlet
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packa ... lets/1.1.3
