Windows 10: Removing "Network Device" which was manually added via script

I have a site on GoDaddy which uses the cpanel software as part of the hosting service. I downloaded their visual basic script to connect to a "Web disk" but now I want it removed. Anyone know how I can remove this? I'll take either a script or instructions on how to remove it in other ways like registry tweaks.

See screenshots and attached copy of the script (sensitive details removed from script - do not run the script. I have added .bak to filename to help prevent accidental run)




quinnell_networkdeviceissue.zip

:)

 

Wifi does not always autoconnect on startup (Windows 10 Creators Update)

I have an ASUS K55A laptop with an Intel Centrino N 6200 AGN wifi adapter in it. The Windows 10 Creators Update has installed in it (via Windows Update, I did not manually install it). Since then on around 80% of the times when it starts up (from being
off, not sleeping) it does not automatically connect to the home wifi. It does tell me that there are available networks and when view the list the network it should connect to is listed and marked to automatically connect. When I click to manually connect
it does so. Wifi is provided via a Virgin SuperHub 2. I have tried "forgetting" the networks on the laptop then rebooting and re-adding, removing the device from device manager and restarting and letting windows re-add the device, running the Intel Device
Driver checker which said there were no new drivers, running sfc /scannow which reported no problems and rebooting the router (several times) so it picks up any firmware updates. All to no avail. Any help appreciated.

 

" SOFTWARE UPDATE FAILED "

SO HERE'S THE LINK TO THAT PIC

http://i26.tinypic.com/2ihbdco.jpg

CAN U PLZ CHECK IT ACTUALLY I HAVE USED THE NOKIA SOFTWARE UPDATER B4 ... BUT I DONT KNW WHY I M GETTING THIS ERROR NOW