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Hi All,

I'm trying to create a batch file on xp that will go into the network connections, Local area Connection and go into the properties and uncheck "Client for Microsoft Networks" and the next 3 boxes underneath I am trying to automate a procedure for work as I am a student and the job can get very tedious after awhile. The job requires to uncheck the top 4 boxes here and leave the bottom one where I have to then add a specific ip address and subnet mask I have everything else working but do not know how to do this bit.

All help with be appreciated.
Thank you.

Autoit might be a better choice than a batch file.

If you use a VB script in WSH then you can use sendkeys to press keys and tab/arrows to navigate.


Or you can use a Macro program to press keys/click etc on a hotkey sequence.

This may work for you.
http://archive.msdn.microsoft.com/nvspbind

Dont know about XP but in W7 the boxes and default setting are located at
hkcu\software\microsoft\windows\currentVersion\internet settings\connections
you could probably setup the setting on a xp machine the way you want it then save the reg file and use it for other xp machines...

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You can configure the net adapter with netsh