Windows connect to wifi and Ethernet automatically

[Deedub]

Anyone found a way to automatically connect to the mevo when booting up Windows. I have Ethernet hard wired and connect to mevo+ via WiFi. Every time I boot the PC, I need to manually connect to Mevo+. Would be nice to boot it up and be ready to go.

[Deedub]

Found a way with PowerShell script in the startup folder. If anyone else is interested, I can do a write up.

[Boiler_81]

Yes, please do the write up. Thanks

[Deedub]

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Assuming windows 10+ and you have already made a connection to mevo+ previously.

You need:

1. Install tools to make the connection
2. A script to make the connection
3. A way to call that script on each boot.

• Tools to make the connection

Open powershell prompt: (ctrl + ESC then powershell -> ENTER)

Install-Module -Name wifiprofilemanagement

Type "Y" at prompt to install wifi tools. twice.

• Script to Connect:

Copy and paste the following text into powershell. make sure to change the USERNAME to your login name and change XXXXXX to correspond to your WIFI from mevo+.

echo 'Connect-WiFiProfile -ProfileName "FS M2-XXXXXX"' > "C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\wifi_connect.ps1"

• Way to call that script on each boot: using the same powershell prompt, copy and paste the following text: (make sure to change the USERNAME to your login name)

echo "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Apps\pwsh.exe -executionpolicy remotesigned -File c:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\wifi_connect.ps1" > "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\startup.bat"

Note: There might be a way to run the ps1 script directly from the startup folder, but I did not have good luck in doing so.