Window 7 ADSL Broadband Automatic Connection

Because China's broadband infrastructure is too poor, many people are still in the dial-up Internet era, such as my family. Every time you start the system, you have to click another broadband connection to access the Internet. This is really troublesome, and the level of my mom's computer is not high. It is still necessary to set up an automatic dial-up upon startup. Next I will write four methods for enabling automatic dial-up Internet access when Windows 7 is turned on. You can choose to use them based on your own situation.

To enable the automatic dial-up Internet access function at startup of Windows 7, you need to set it as follows. Go to control panel-> network and sharing center-> change adapter settings-> broadband connection-> properties, and click set.

1. Drag the boot menu to start the instance.

Right-click "Broadband connection"-> "create shortcut"-> copy or cut the created desktop shortcut, "Start" menu-> "All Programs"-> "start"-> right-click "open (o) "->" Paste "or" Ctrl + V "shortcut to the opened" start "folder.

Ii. Automatic dial-up for Windows 7 Based on scheduled tasks

Right-click my computer-Manage-System Tools-Task Scheduler
Select "Create task" in the options on the right ".
In general options: Enter the name as needed
Trigger tab-New: When the start task is selected for logon, the task delay is 5 seconds.
Operation tab-New: program or Script: % WINDIR % \ system32 \ rasphone.exe,-d adsl your dial-up connection name

Iii. Windows 7 Enables automatic dial-up access by modifying the Registry Startup item

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run]
"Connection" = "% WINDIR % \ system32 \ rasphone.exe-d your dial-up connection name"

After modification, copy the above Code to a text file, modify the extension to the reg file, and double-click to import the code to the Registry.

Iv. Enabling automatic dial-up networking in Windows 7 through vbs

First vbs:

Dim wsh
Set wsh = wscript. Createobject ("wscript. Shell ")
Wsh. Run "Ping 127.0.0.1-N 3", 0, true' delay of 3 seconds
Wsh. Run "rasdial your dial-up connection name broadband account broadband Password", 0, true
Set wsh = nothing
Wscript. Quit

The second vbs:

Createobject ("wscript. Shell"). Run "rasdial your dial-up connection name broadband account broadband password", 0

You can copy any of the above vbs to the text, change the suffix to. vbs, and copy the file to the Startup Folder. The first method is obviously the simplest, and the third method is a little troublesome, but it is not too troublesome. Haha, hope to help you.

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