tjolley

Anyone out there already know how to setup native VPN clients within Windows 7? We are trying basic SEND commands to get to the different options however have problmes getting to the "Setup a new connection of network" box within the Network and Sharing Center since options change based on wireleess or bluetooth being enabled. Please let me know if you already have tackled this issue and can assist.

Thanks for your response however that will not work. We are in a non-managed computing environment, people are not logging into a domain or active directory solution. I beleive it will take a listview command that reads what people have , find the unwanted SSID/profile and then send a remove/delete command.

I have a script that creates a new Wireless Preferred Network SSID in the Wirelss Network Connection Properties window however now I want to be able to review the list of current "Preferred SSIDs" and delete/remove a specific one if it exists. I rolling out a new SSID with WPA2 and want to delete the old SSID that uses WEP. The WEP SSID sometimes intereferes with the new WPA2 SSID so when we setup the new one, I want the script to also scan the current availalble listing and if the WEP SSID "oldLAN" is present to delete it from the Preferred Networks listing. Does anyone know how to do this?

I found a script that lets me do it. http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...work+Connection Thanks

Trying to automate the wireless configuration settings on Windows XP SP2 for WPA2 and want to be able to select the wireless adaptor "icon" (do not know what you would call it, control, or something??) on the Network Connections window. (ncpa.cpl). I found a few other scripts on here that allow me to access to Network Connections window via the Run command. Run('"' & @WindowsDir & '\System32\rundll32.exe" shell32,Control_RunDLL ncpa.cpl) however the next thing I would like it to do is for the script to "focus in on", select or "high-light" the Wireless Network Connection "icon". This would then allow me to perform a "Send ("^,TAB)" command to get to the properties window and then run through the rest of the wpa2 setup script. I found similar scripts that use basic SEND (RIGHT), Send (DOWN), etc commands to navigate to the wireless network connection icon however I would like to be more precise since the position of the Wireless Network Connection "icon" may not always be in the same postion. Thus right, down commands do not always work on the Network Connections window. Suggestions?

Thanks Paul, I pulled down the AutoITLib. It is way to advance for me at this time. To give you more details of what I am trying to do, I am trying to automate the wireless configuration settings on Windows XP SP2 for WPA2 and want to be able to select the wireless adaptor "icon" (do not know what you would call it, control, someting) on the Network Connections window. (ncpa.cpl). I found a few other scripts on here that allow me to access to Network Connections windows however the next step is for the script to focus in on or select the Wireless Network Connection "icon" so that I then can send the Send ("^,TAB) to get to the properties to run through my script. I found similar script that use SEND (RIGHT), Send (DOWN), etc however I would like to be more precise since the position of the Wireless Network Connection "icon" may not always be in the same postion. Thus Right, down, commands do not always work. Suggestions?

I have a question about being able to focus on a specifc icon within a Windows XP SP window. Example window would be Windows Explorer. Icons in this window does not seem to have a class ID. Is there a way to call a focus or select command based on the name of the icon? For example. if you want to have a script access the My Documents folder and then be able to select and highligh "My Pictures", how could this be done? let me know