Windows 10: Script required to automatically connect to specific Wi-Fi network

Greetings to Windows 10 Guru's, others working towards this qualification and everyone else here to learn. *Smile

I'm using Matthew Wai's CMD & VBScript to manage my updates and have also set all connections to metered.

As a further measure to prevent surprises and increase security, I've also set my Wi-Fi connection to not automatically connect.

I use a Desktop shortcut to a simple VBScript to connect to Wi-Fi. This script works great but I've not been successful creating an event in the Task Scheduler to have it run automatically when I logon.

Could someone please assist me in creating an event in the Task Scheduler using the script I have or recommend an improved approach to accomplish this configuration?

Thanks in advance for any ideas.

:)

 

Script required to automatically connect to specific Wi-Fi network

When I sign out, the Event ID is 7002. When I log on, it is 7001.





Michael may consider using the following settings:





See whether it is more reliable than "At log on", as Michael said the following:

Run the following line of commands via PowerShell. You should get a list of "User Logon Notification".

Get-WinEvent -FilterHashtable @{LogName='System';ID='7001'}|FT -AutoSize

 

Script required to automatically connect to specific Wi-Fi network

In the "Program/script" field, enter wscript.exe
In the "Add arguments (optional)" field, enter the path of your VBScript file as shown below:





Select "At log on" as shown below:

 

Script required to automatically connect to specific Wi-Fi network

The following setting works as long as the file path is correct.