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See this post...<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22814030/Bat-file-to-swap-between-proxy-and-without-proxy.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22814030/Bat-file-to-swap-between-proxy-and-without-proxy.html</a><br />
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Edit the reg file with the proxy name and port<br />
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Hope this helps...
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See this post...

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22814030/Bat-file-to-swap-between-proxy-and-without-proxy.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/22814030/Bat-file-to-swap-between-proxy-and-without-proxy.html]

Edit the reg file with the proxy name and port

Hope this helps...

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I don't want a proxy server to be used, but i also want the Auto Detect Settings box checked.
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I don't want a proxy server to be used, but i also want the Auto Detect Settings box checked.

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Hi Denis...As you know i am no scripting guy...<br />
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Just thought could share what i had...Hope some one else will help....
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Hi Denis...As you know i am no scripting guy...

Just thought could share what i had...Hope some one else will help....

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I need a script whcih can disable the proxy server and enable auto detect settings for IE. I can't use GPO as there is not the facility to do this in our environment.<br />
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I need this to be the setting regardless of what is currently set on the PC.<br />
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Thanks for your help.
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I need a script whcih can disable the proxy server and enable auto detect settings for IE. I can't use GPO as there is not the facility to do this in our environment.

I need this to be the setting regardless of what is currently set on the PC.

Thanks for your help.

Disable proxy enable autodetect through script

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Shell Scripting

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