Windows 10: Batch file Script to reboot when no Internet Connection detected?

from time to time my Windows 10 Laptop is unable to connect to the wireless network.

Tried literally every other "fix"! The only solution is to reboot the LapTop when this happens...

The best idea I've come up with is to schedule a task to run a script when the computer starts to check if there is a connection to the internet, (maybe pinging my ISP or Google.com) and if that fails then to reboot the computer.

I've done all kinds of google searches, and searched this forum, but I can't find any example script of this... any detailed help would be appreciated.

Thanks

:)

 

Running PowerShell script as a batch file

Hello Baldo,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that you want to execute the PowerShell commands as a batch file.



I tried executing the batch file on my machine but I was unable to execute it as the command was incomplete. However, after making some changes in the command I was able to execute the batch file.



You can try the following command by saving it in a batch file and check if that helps.



powershell –Command Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.3dBuilder | Remove-AppxPackage



Also, as the query is related to running a PowerShell script using a batch file, I suggest you to post the issue on

TechNet forums where we have professionals who have more knowledge about the issue.



Hope it helps.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator

 

Batch file needs tweaking

I've been using AviSynth for deinterlacing and tetelecining TV series lately, and in the process I have to write many scripts for each episode. I've found a batch file that pretty much automates this, but there is one issue. For example, if my source file is "Monk s01e01.mkv", the script the batch file gives me is named "Monk s01e01.mkv.avs". As the files AviSynth produces go by the name of the AVS script, if I processed the script with that name, the resulting file would be "Monk s01e01.mkv.avi". I need to get the .mkv part out of the .avs script the batch file produces. This is the batch file:

Code: for %%n in (*.mkv*) do ( echo setmtmode(5,4^) > "%%n.avs" echo ffmpegsource2("%%n"^) >> "%%n.avs" echo setmtmode(2^) >> "%%n.avs" echo qtgmc(edithreads=2^) >> "%%n.avs" echo selecteven(^) >> "%%n.avs" )[/quote] So, any way to get the .mkv out of the files produced by this batch file? It really beats having to write a script for each episode individually.

 

Ethernet/batch scripts & automation

TL;DR version:"how to force a batch script to run when your computer recognizes that your network is not receiving or sending data"

For context I created a batch script that will disable and re-enable my Ethernet connection(which for some reason fixes the issue instantly), when I noticed that it would be an infinite amount of times more useful if it ran by
itself when said issue occurs. (forcing my computer to run it at start up and regularly check for this issue is not an option.) Also, is there a file that I could simply place my batch script into that my ethernet would see and check by itself, and if so
what would I need to do to make sure that it only runs when the issue occurs? (for example: an already made file in my pc that runs and checks my internet connections for issues)

EDIT: Just for those of you who are wondering about my computers ethernet specs.

Network Card(s): 2 NIC(s) Installed.

[01]: Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller

Connection Name: Ethernet

DHCP Enabled: Yes

DHCP Server: *** *** ***

IP address(es)

[01]: *** *** ***

[02]: *** *** ***