configurating windows 10 network share through .bat file

hi everybody, im sorry by my english...

i want to configurate my windows 10 network throug the .bat

i am going to give an simple exemple about what I need below

exemple:
show simple files in windows explorer (.bat)
REG ADD "HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced" /V FileHideExt /T REG_WORD /D 00000000 /F

below i am going to show how do I want the network configurations to be







thanks by any help

Code:

REM      ###############################
REM      # Network & Internet Settings #
REM      ###############################

REM ****************************************************************************************************************
REM * Change Network Profile type to "Private" *                                                                   *
REM ********************************************                                                                   *
REM * You could do this with two commands. The first command below shows you information about your network.       *
REM * connection. The second command filters it so that it outputs ONLY the network name. In the third command we  *
REM * would replace "NetworkName" with the name found from either of the first two commands to perform the actual  *
REM * change to a Private Network. Finally, the forth command combines the second and third commands into a single *
REM * command, feeding the output of one command into the other.                                                   *
REM ****************************************************************************************************************

REM PowerShell "Get-NetConnectionProfile"
REM PowerShell "Get-NetConnectionProfile | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name"
REM PowerShell "Set-NetConnectionProfile -Name "NetworkName" -NetworkCategory Private"

PowerShell "Set-NetConnectionProfile -Name (Get-NetConnectionProfile | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name) -NetworkCategory Private"

REM   #############################################################################################################
REM   # The following settings can be found here:                                                                 #
REM   # Settings > Network & internet > Advanced network settings > Advanced sharing settings > Private networks  #
REM   # NOTE: These settings will only be reflected in the GUI once the network is marked as a "Private" network. #
REM   #############################################################################################################

REM **************************************************
REM * Turn On: Network discovery                     *
REM * NOTE: This is for the Private network profile. *
REM **************************************************

PowerShell "Set-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup 'Network Discovery' -Enabled True -Profile Private"

REM **************************************************
REM * Turn On: File and Printer Sharing              *
REM * NOTE: This is for the Private network profile. *
REM **************************************************

PowerShell "Set-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup 'File And Printer Sharing' -Enabled True -Profile Private"

REM      ###################################
REM      # End Network & Internet Settings #
REM      ###################################

hsehestedt said:

Code:

REM      ###############################
REM      # Network & Internet Settings #
REM      ###############################

REM ****************************************************************************************************************
REM * Change Network Profile type to "Private" *                                                                   *
REM ********************************************                                                                   *
REM * You could do this with two commands. The first command below shows you information about your network.       *
REM * connection. The second command filters it so that it outputs ONLY the network name. In the third command we  *
REM * would replace "NetworkName" with the name found from either of the first two commands to perform the actual  *
REM * change to a Private Network. Finally, the forth command combines the second and third commands into a single *
REM * command, feeding the output of one command into the other.                                                   *
REM ****************************************************************************************************************

REM PowerShell "Get-NetConnectionProfile"
REM PowerShell "Get-NetConnectionProfile | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name"
REM PowerShell "Set-NetConnectionProfile -Name "NetworkName" -NetworkCategory Private"

PowerShell "Set-NetConnectionProfile -Name (Get-NetConnectionProfile | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name) -NetworkCategory Private"

REM   #############################################################################################################
REM   # The following settings can be found here:                                                                 #
REM   # Settings > Network & internet > Advanced network settings > Advanced sharing settings > Private networks  #
REM   # NOTE: These settings will only be reflected in the GUI once the network is marked as a "Private" network. #
REM   #############################################################################################################

REM **************************************************
REM * Turn On: Network discovery                     *
REM * NOTE: This is for the Private network profile. *
REM **************************************************

PowerShell "Set-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup 'Network Discovery' -Enabled True -Profile Private"

REM **************************************************
REM * Turn On: File and Printer Sharing              *
REM * NOTE: This is for the Private network profile. *
REM **************************************************

PowerShell "Set-NetFirewallRule -DisplayGroup 'File And Printer Sharing' -Enabled True -Profile Private"

REM      ###################################
REM      # End Network & Internet Settings #
REM      ###################################

hi friend, thank you for feedback

im sorry by my english

its attached below the image with the results



im going to study this code and try to understand it

thank you

Try3 said:

jhugor,

The script refers to Powershell but is written to be run in a Command prompt window [I assume an elevated one].
Open Command Prompt - TenForumsTutorials


Denis

tks

I'll look into this in the morning. That section was part of a much bigger script I wrote quite some time ago. I'll check in the morning when I'm in front of my desktop system if something else has to be run to initialize that first.

hsehestedt said:

I'll look into this in the morning. That section was part of a much bigger script I wrote quite some time ago. I'll check in the morning when I'm in front of my desktop system if something else has to be run to initialize that first.

thank you very much

Tell me if I am getting this wrong, but it looks to me like you are running the individual commands manually rather than running the commands from the batch file as is.

The intent is to run the batch file as is as an administrator. You could add a line at the start to make it a little more readable like this:

@echo off

Just make that the very first line.

I just tried it, and at least for me, it is working fine.