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Hello everyone.

I just got this script because my cousing told me to look for it, because he couldn't solve my problem.

I would like to ask you how to perform the following operation.

In Windows (XP) Network Connections I have 4 connections. I want to do the following action :

If my internet connection doesn't work, I want to make a program/script which would automatically go to the Network Connections window and "REMOVE FROM BRIDGE" (requires right-click) on a specific connection. After 30 seconds I would love this program to move slightly up where the connection will now locate and again right-click and press "ADD TO BRIDGE".

Is this possible?

- TCK

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Hello everyone.

I just got this script because my cousing told me to look for it, because he couldn't solve my problem.

I would like to ask you how to perform the following operation.

In Windows (XP) Network Connections I have 4 connections. I want to do the following action :

If my internet connection doesn't work, I want to make a program/script which would automatically go to the Network Connections window and "REMOVE FROM BRIDGE" (requires right-click) on a specific connection. After 30 seconds I would love this program to move slightly up where the connection will now locate and again right-click and press "ADD TO BRIDGE".

Is this possible?

- TCK

I'd search the hierarchical online help (CMD box) of the windows command line tool "NETSH.EXE", up to now I just used it to alter fixed IP / DHCP / DNS settings and such stuff, but I imagine that your goal might be possible with it as well.

As for your asking to do certain mouse clicks and mouse moovments: Of course this is possible with autoit, even though not the beautiful solution:

Search the help file for the Mouse* topics.

Regards, Rudi.

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Hello everyone.

I just got this script because my cousing told me to look for it, because he couldn't solve my problem.

I would like to ask you how to perform the following operation.

In Windows (XP) Network Connections I have 4 connections. I want to do the following action :

If my internet connection doesn't work, I want to make a program/script which would automatically go to the Network Connections window and "REMOVE FROM BRIDGE" (requires right-click) on a specific connection. After 30 seconds I would love this program to move slightly up where the connection will now locate and again right-click and press "ADD TO BRIDGE".

Is this possible?

- TCK

To do it the way you asked needs something like this

Local $RUNDLL32 = @SystemDir & "\rundll32.exe"
Run($RUNDLL32 & " shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL ncpa.cpl");

WinWaitActive("Network Connections")
$CPSize = WinGetPos("")
WinMove("Network Connection","",$CPSize[0],$CPSize[1],300,300);set to some size so that it is always the same and the icons are in the same positions.

MouseClick("right",$CPsize[0] + 280, $CPsize[1] + 140);change 280,140 to get the correct position
Sleep(50)
Send("!r");send alt and change the letter to whatever the menu shortcut letter is.
Sleep(100);experiment to see how long is needed.
MouseClick("right",$CPsize[0] + 280, $CPsize[1] + 140);change 280,140 to get the correct position
Send("!r");send alt and change the letter to whatever the menu shortcut letter is.
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I think you can do it with ControlClick()

#include <GUIListView.au3>
Run(@ComSpec & " /c" & "explorer.exe ::{7007ACC7-3202-11D1-AAD2-00805FC1270E}","",@SW_HIDE)
Do
Sleep(100)
Until WinExists("Network Connections")
$Win = WinGetHandle("Network Connections")
$Hwnd = ControlGetHandle($win, "", "[CLASS:SysListView32; INSTANCE:1]") ;GetListview Handle
_GUICtrlListView_SetView($Hwnd,0)
$idx = _GUICtrlListView_FindText($Hwnd, "Local Area Connection")
Dim $Pos[2] = [_GUICtrlListView_GetItemPositionX ($Hwnd,$idx),_GUICtrlListView_GetItemPositionY ($Hwnd,$idx)]
ControlClick($Win,"", $Hwnd, "Right", 1, $Pos[0]+1, $Pos[1]+1)

This will open the menu, then i guess you can Send() then hotkey to open the item.

I can't figure out how to interact with menus

Edited by Paulie
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