Apart from adding or deleting profiles and connecting or disconnecting to wireless networks, what can netsh wlan do for me?

Actually, there are a number of other things that netsh wlan is capable of doing and following is some of the list:

• Dump wireless settings – By running netsh wlan dump command and directing it to the text file, you can also create a script that will help you to get very quickly your wireless network adaptor reconfigured on the computer. Once you have your wireless network configured and connected to the computer then I would suggest you to create this WLAN configuration script with the following command:

• netsh wlan dump > mywlandump.txt

• Then add a Filter – With this the netsh wlan add command, will able you to add a wireless network filter and your profile too to it.

• Show & set autoconfig – When auto-configuration is enabled on the wireless interface it means that your interface will automatically get connected with its wireless profile and will enable you with the default. You can now check your settings with netsh wlan show autoconfig. You can now make change in your autoconfig settings with the set autoconfig enabled=no interface=”Wireless Network Adaptor”

• Show & set blockednetworks – Wireless networks can also be hidden or can be blocked. Perhaps you can also block the networks to be shown in the list of available networks but it will be listed as “blocked”. You can also hide the blocked networks from the list of available networks, do netsh wlan set blockednetworks display=hide

• Show & set if you are been allowed to create a wireless profiles for all the users on that machine than you can see the command if you are been allowed in it.

• Show & set the profile order – When the setting comes to profile then we have to see that which profile is to be used on an interface if there are multiple profiles present, then the profile order will be used. With this show and set profile commands you can simply view or change this profile order from the command line.

• Show & set whether tracing is on or off – Tracing is very much essential even it is used for logging for your wireless device. When you are been enable for tracing with the command of netsh wlan set tra yes , you will find that the log of those traces in this form %WINDIR%\tracing\wireless