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can someone provide additional logic I can use on this script to ensure that it is only run once and not every time the user logs in.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28621576-1">@echo off
netsh wlan add profile filename=&quot;\\myserver.com\secure wifi\HQsecure.xml&quot;
netsh wlan set profileorder name=HQSECURE  interface=*  priority=1</code></pre>
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thx in advance,<br />
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Michael
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can someone provide additional logic I can use on this script to ensure that it is only run once and not every time the user logs in.

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thx in advance,

Michael

need assistance with this script to only have it run once at logon

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