Windows 10: WLAN Auto Config

Recently I posted about my wirless problem regarding how after every few second the audio and video would stuck for 2-3 seconds. But sadly, only 2-3 people gave suggestions but those were totally useless. Post Link: https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Wireless-and-Networking/Wifi-Speed-drops-every-few-seconds/m-...



Yesterday, I finally found the root of this problem. I was doing packet loss test on cmd prompt and I noticed huge ping spike in every 7-8 packets. I did some research and found out that it was due to the Wlan Auto Cofiguration being enabled. So I disabled it through cmd and the problem was solved instantly. Enabling it again brings the trouble back.



But the problem is, disabling it prevents windows from searching any wireless network. So each time I start windows or try to connect to another wireless network, I have to enable the auto config and disable again after connecting. This thing's very annoying and a huge headache. What can I do instead of typing that long command netsh wlan set autoconfig enabled=yes/no interface="Wi-Fi" twice in cmd twice everytime I turn on PC? Is there a permanent solution to it??



Thanks for your time.

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WLAN-Auto Config related errors on startup

I have a number of warnings and errors on startup. They seem to be related to WLAN Auto Config. I've created a couple of screenshots to show the stream of errors and warnings with the first minute of reboot.

 

Wlan Auto Config stopping automatically as soon as i update the window

Wlan Auto Config stopping automatically as soon as i update the window.

Original title: Windows 10

 

UNWANTED auto-connection to WLAN

Dear farby,



Thank you for your suggestions, and apologies for my delay in replying. Poor health.

I have tried each of the suggested solutions, but still do not have the wanted result.

• WLAN connection deleted and reconfigured. While the WLAN was absent, the provider internet connection began self-connection just as the WLAN had done.
  • On reconfiguring the WLAN, both it and the provider internet connection began self-connecting.
• On re-setting the factory settings, as soon as boot completed, internet connection was requested. On dismissal of request, WLAN self-connected as before.

It would seem that something really wants to get out onto the web, or maybe the 'phone is just 'phoning home.

Please help.