An easy way to install or reinstall SharePoint 2010 on your window 7

If you (like me) want an easy way to install or reinstall SharePoint 2010 on your window 7 laptop or PC with ease, then give this PowerShell scripts a try, and let it do the work for you.
The script will prompt you twice to get:
  1. the path to the setup.exe for SharePoint 2010    
  2. the product key (giving you the option to choose between Enterprise or Standard
It will add and remove windows components, download prerequisites, install the prerequisites, update the config.xml file, and install the SharePoint 2010… What more can we ask.
Note, I had to make a modification in my case to skip the OfficeServer.exe insulation  
http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/a88cad83-f595-4487-940e-f678ce47eb5f

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