How to make the computer automatically connect to broadband when it starts

Is yours dialed up with the software of the Internet Express? Or did you unplug it with the connection that comes with Windows?

If you use the software of the network express to dial the number, the software can set up its own boot and log in automatically!

If you are using the built-in connection of Windows, here's how:

Open the settings --- control panel---Network connection ---the link you created" and right-click on it, then click on the option, and remove the checkbox of "display connection progress when connecting, prompt name, password and certificate, etc., including Windows login domain", and you can do it!

Then, create a shortcut with this dial, put it on your desktop (or anywhere else), and finally put it in the startup item!

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Set it up with your online neighbors.

Find the broadband link in the network neighborhood, right-click --Properties --Options--cancel the prompt name and password, and then drag and drop the shortcut of the broadband link into the Start menu Program Launch.

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You mean the broadband in the ADSL way.

If you use XP's built-in dialer, you can't do that.

You can choose other broadband dialing software, which usually come with an auto-connect feature.

Be upstairs and downstairs, and if you haven't tried it yourself, don't say it again.

I've thought about it this before, and I've tried many things. Neither. Only third-party dialing software can be used.

Remember, it's impossible to use what comes with it.

If your broadband modem has a routing function, you can set up the route. If you don't have a routing function, buy a router and set it up.

But you can't, you can ask someone from the computer company to help you solve the problem.

Setting up the automatic connection of broadband can simply and effectively improve the efficiency of work and study, and avoid the unnecessary operation of dialing up the Internet and entering the network and sharing center again after booting up. The specific steps to set up automatic broadband connection at boot in Windows 10 are as follows:

1. Right-click on the desktop computer and select Manage to open computer management;

2. Right-click on the task scheduler and select "Create Basic Task".

3. Enter the name in the Create Basic Task Wizard, and then Next;

4. Select "When the computer starts";

5. Select the startup program;

6. In the startup program or script setting interface, type "rrasdial broadband connection 037160966800 12345678" in the position marked "1", and then click the "Next" button; (Among them, "broadband connection" is the name of your broadband connection, if you have changed it, fill in the name of the change, 037160966800 is the broadband account 12345678 password, pay attention to the space), click next after filling in;

7. Select "Yes";

8. Check "When you click Finish, open the properties dialog box of this task";

9. Remove "Start the task only when the computer is using AC power" in the condition.

Win10 automatically connects to broadband methods.

Is it an adsl device, if so, create a shortcut to the desktop, move to the startup folder, the problem is solved.

If it is optical fiber, it does not need to be set up, and it is directly connected to broadband, but it is necessary to turn on the network equipment first, and then turn on the computer, and there is a process of information handshake.

The specific setup steps are:

1. Right-click "Online Neighbors" - Properties;

2. In the "Network Connection" window that appears, right-click on ADSL (depending on what you name it, it is the one that is not "Local Connection"), right-click, and click "Properties";

3. In the properties dialog box that appears, click "Options".

4. Remove the check mark in front of the "prompt name, password and certificate, etc.", and click "OK" to exit;

5. Drag the adsl icon on the desktop to the back of the "Startup" in the start menu, and then delete the icon on the desktop, and you're done.

The next time you start the computer, Windows will automatically start the dialer program for you, so you can go directly to the Internet without dialing up again.