Well to make a long story short, my company needs to change the adapters and binding order in the Advanced Settings of the Network Connections screen. I've created an autoit script but unfortunately, it sometimes crashes explorer.exe if I have it push the button up twice (which is what it needs to do). I was wondering if anyone knows of a command line to take care of this order problem as this is being rolled out to over 170 users. this would make my friggin' day! Thanks in advance!

-redfive

To do this, you can use the network shell (netsh). Here's the information you'll need.

http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documen...n-us/netsh.mspx

Under what category do I find the correct syntax for that?

• Netsh commands for AAAA
  
• Netsh commands for DHCP
  
• Netsh diagnostic (diag) commands
  
• Netsh commands for Interface IP
  
• Netsh commands for RAS
  
• Netsh commands for Routing
  
• Netsh commands for WINS
  

These are your options. Note the most important part (in your case) from the article:

You cannot programmatically script changes to the binding order of network adapters for a computer that is running.