mgarland

That works just great Thank you for your help. My little utility is going into BETA

I have just had a look at the devcon thing and that seems really good. It will need to work on any wireless card in any machine... Do you happen to know how I can achieve that? Thanks

No I want something that disables the wireless card then enables it. I already have all the ipconfig commands to tag onto the end of it.

I am making a little tool to make telephone support easier at the school. I am looking to put a little button in that does the wireless connection repair wizard. Does anyone know if this is possible? I have had a good google and I have not found anything useful yet. Thanks in advance. Oh I am using Visual Studio 2008 Express

Working THank you all. Next I must try and find a way to run the wireless repair wizard from a button.... GO GO GOOGLE!

Just realised it is my being a fool.... they are not declared because I need to swap them for the name of my text boxs... Thanks

@dgssmith Thank you for this it looks more what I am looking for. I intend to put the information into a text box in my program so that we can ask users to look up their service pack over the phone in 1 step. This scrpit is giving me some errors. (if this is being being a noob I am sorry) name 'lblcaption' is not declared name 'lblversion' is not declared Thanks

@mac_shinobi That looks a little bit out of my league to be honest mate. I am not a programmer and my knowledge of VB is obviously not great. I was hoping there was a more simple way. Oh well, back t the drawing board

Hello, I am using visual basic 2008 express which I think uses visual basic 6 :S (correct me if I am wrong) I have mad a nice little application to hand out to teachers which has a few administrative we can ask them to click when they have an issue. Simple stuff really like "ipconfig /renew" and "installrm" It also has a tab with system info on it. I was wondering if there is a way to get it to display the current XP Service pack in a text box. I have managed to achieve this for computer name etc using TextBoxXYZ.Text = My.Computer.Info.OSFullName Is there a similar way to show service pack? Thank you in advance Oh probably should mention I am very new to visual basic

The power supply will need testing but there is not test for the monitor itself as it is running on a low voltage.

Sounds like it could be a network adapter / mother board problem to me. Does the HDD work fine in another machine? that would eliminate software from the equation.