| Re: Task Scheduler [message #350329 is a reply to message #349825] |
Wed, 10 September 2008 16:26   |
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danpaul88
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Nope, you can just create a bog standard shortcut. Create a shortcut to cmd.exe (type cmd as the target when creating it), then once it's created open it up and change the target from
to
netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
Also, set the shortcut to run in admin mode, or it won't work.
(Only reason for using cmd as the shortcut target to begin with is because it's quick to type in, you can modify any shortcut like this).
For the enable shortcut, do the same thing but set the target to
netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal
instead
(NB: To set the shortcut to run as admin, choose 'Advanced' from the Shortcut tab and tick the option for running as administrator. You won't be able to do it through the compatibility tab as the shortcut goes to a protected exe)
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