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well, what operating system?

you could just make a script that goes to the control panel.. for most windows opsys

and using the windowspy... point and click your way to success

meaning, have the script disable it in the same fashion that you would normally do when you do it manually.

Valik Note Added 19 October 2006 - 08:38 AMAdded to warn level I just plain don't like you.

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I haven't tested this, but I think you'll need the device hardwareID. This can be found under the device properties.

$cmd = "devcon disable hardwareID"
RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & $cmd, "C:\" , @SW_HIDE)

obviously, you'll need to FileInstall() the devcon executable.

Posted

I have know "Disable hardwareid"

but i can't get my network id by using "devcon find *intel*"

my network card is "intel pro/100ve"

please show me how to find network id!

thank you very much!

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You have to go to device manager using control panel - then select the properties of the device. Then under the details tab choose the hardware ID from the combobox. On my adapter their are 4 entries, I used the command

devcon disable *02081014

and it worked fine, (this was the last number of the longest string)

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