diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 11e5731..95f1106 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -2,12 +2,12 @@ Remove-kb
 ---------
 
  A little powershell script to uninstall and hide some updates. I use it to
- remove unwanted Windows 10 upgrade. this is a really simple script just for 
- my need, but I propably improve it. This script need Adminitrator right
+ remove unwanted Windows 10 upgrade. This is a really simple script just for 
+ my need, but I will propably improve it. This script needs Adminitrator's rights.
 
- There are two part
+ There are two parts
   
-  * **lancher.cmd** : a winbatch script to launch powershell one.
+  * **launcher.cmd** : a winbatch script to launch powershell one.
   * **remove-kb.ps1** : the powershell script itself.
   
   To add or remove uninstalled / hidden KB you nedd to modify $kbIDs 
@@ -19,14 +19,13 @@ Remove-kb
 
 #TODO
 
- * Add privilege elevation error when not launch scrip with Administrator right
- * Add possibility of arguments for remove KB (then ps script could be call from
+ * Add privilege elevation error when the script is not launched with Administrator's rights
+ * Add the possibility to use arguments when calling the script (then ps script could be call from
  another script)
- * Write a function for removing like hide_update
- * Update the windows update list to hidde kb than aren't yet listed
+ * Update the windows update list to hide kb that aren't yet listed
  * Speed up hide_update 
  * **Tell me**
 
-#Licence
+#License
 
-Do what you're whant and fell free to offer me a beer :D
+Do what you want and feel free to offer me a beer :D
diff --git a/launcher.cmd b/launcher.cmd
index 8a0efc4..d57ee98 100755
--- a/launcher.cmd
+++ b/launcher.cmd
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 @echo off
 cd /d "%~dp0"
-REM CMD exectition script for remove-kb.ps1
+REM CMD execution script for remove-kb.ps1
 echo Change ps execution policy ...
 powershell set-executionpolicy unrestricted
 
@@ -8,6 +8,6 @@ echo .
 echo Launch remove-kb script ...
 powershell "%~dp0remove-kb.ps1"
 
-echo REstore ps execution policy ...
+echo Restore ps execution policy ...
 powershell set-executionpolicy restricted
 PAUSE