Automatic dialing at boot, computer automatic dial-up connection method (1)

  
        

Power-on automatic dialing, computer automatic dial-up connection method

Method of implementing computer-automatic automatic dial-up connection:

Step 1: Right-click on "My Network Places" and select "Properties" In the "Broadband" project below, right click on "Broadband Connection" (may be different name), select "Properties", select "Options" in the pop-up "ADSL" attribute, and "Prompt Name" in "Dialing Options" , the password and the certificate, etc., the previous check is canceled, click "OK" to exit;
Remove the "Tip name, password and certificate, etc." in front of the check

Step 2: First open "My Computer", click In the "Tools" menu above, select "Folder Options", then select the "View" tab, pull the scroll bar on the right, find "Hide extensions for known file types", remove the previous tick, click "OK" to exit .
Open "Folder Options"


Remove the checkmark in front of "Hide extensions of known file types"

Step 3: Right click on the blank space of the desktop and select "New" ——> "Text Document", copy the code of the red part below into "Text Document.txt", click "Save" to close, and finally change the name of "Text Document.txt" to "Broadband Connection.bat" ( Do not quote), then the system will prompt you "If you change the file extension, it may cause the file to be unavailable." Leave it alone, click "Yes".

The red part is the code to be copied (Xiaobian recently searched for automatic dialing with Baidu, most of the code given by the webpage is wrong, haha, this code is correct, please feel free to use):

@echo offstart /wait "30" %windir%\\system32\ asphone.exe -d "Broadband Connection"

By the way, this is a batch editing code, meaning to start The rasphone.exe program in the system32 folder waits for 30 seconds at the same time. At this time, because the firewall or anti-virus software needs to be activated first when booting, this is written for system security;
New "text document" will be " New text document is renamed to “Broadband connection.bat” Step 4: Click “Start” menu, select “All Programs”, find “Start”, right click on “Start” option, select “Open”, then Open the "Startup" folder; copy the "Broadband Connection.bat" file you just created and paste it into the "Startup" folder;


Copy "Broadband Connection.bat" to the "Startup" folder

Now the computer is connected to the automatic dial-up connection method:

The first step (this step is exactly the same as the first step of the first method, please refer to the first step of the first method): Right click "My Network Places", select "Properties", under the "Broadband" item, right click on "Broadband Connection" (may be different name), select "Properties", select "Options" in the pop-up "ADSL" attribute, in "Dial" In the "Options", the check mark in front of "Prompt name, password, certificate, etc." is canceled, click "OK" to exit;

Step 2: Click the "Start" menu, select "All Programs" and find "Start" Right click on the "Startup" option and select "Open", then the "Startup" folder will open; then copy the "Broadband Connection" shortcut for the desktop, then paste it into the "Startup" folder or open "Network" Connect, right click on "My Network Places", select "Properties", drag the broadband dialing program "ADSL" into the "Startup" folder, as shown in the figure below; It has been set up successfully.



Open the "Startup" folder


the "broadband connection" drag "Startup" folder


last In the "Startup" project, "Broadband connection.bat" should appear.
User summary: Before setting up the computer to automatically dial the number, the computer needs to save your broadband password as "anyone who uses this computer" before the computer automatically dials the connection. It is only possible to save the automatic dialing by saving the password in the "Broadband Connection".

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