Connect PPPoE broadband connection on boot on Windows 7
Solution 1
Follow these steps:
- Go to Start menu and type in the search field ncpa.cpl and hit enter
- Right click your PPPoE Internet Connection and select Properties
- Go to Options tab and uncheck Prompt for name and password, certificate, etc., and set Redial attempts to as many as you want, and also set Time between redial attempts to, say, 3 seconds and then click OK
Make sure your PPPoE connection is set to Default by going to Control Panel->Network and Sharing Center->Change Adapter Settings and right-clicking on this internet connection and selecting Set as Default Connection
Now, type in the start menu search field inetcpl.cpl and hit enter and go to Connections tab.
- Select your PPPoE connection
- Select Dial whenever a network connection is not present.
- Click Set default if button is active and click OK.
Now, just log off and and log in. The connection should be dialed automatically.
EDIT: Right-click on All Programs in Start menu and click Open. Now, open Programs folder and double-click on Startup folder. Type in ncpa.cpl in Start menu search field and hit enter. Just drag-and-drop your pppoes internet connection into this Startup folder. Do log-off, log-in.
Solution 2
On any Windows 7 this simple procedure should work:
- Start.
- Open startup folder.
- Create new text document.
- Type
Start Rasdial connectionname username password
- e.g:Start rasdial cucunet john john123
. - Change extension to
BAT
(delete.txt
extension and replace with.bat
).
enjoy!
I don't recommend to use Broadband Connection
as the connection name; just rename your connection to a one word name like Broadband
or Mynet
or RDS
:)
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Shane Hsu
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Shane Hsu almost 2 years
I got a static IP PPPoE connection from my ISP provider, and I am running a VNC server on it, and needs to connect a PPPoE connection on boot.
Is there a solution to that?
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Shane Hsu about 11 yearsI will try as soon as Windows Update finished. Thanks a lot for your answer!
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om sai about 11 yearsAdded another possible solution. Just try this.
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Shane Hsu about 11 yearsYes, that doesn't work either. I've tried that. It connects only when logged in, not on boot. BTW, I am not using 7 strictly, 2008 R2.
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om sai about 11 yearsYou are saying <needs to connect a PPPoE connection on boot
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Shane Hsu about 11 yearsYes, on boot, even when no user has logged in
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om sai about 11 yearsI think it is possible only using some network device like router or modem if your connection is ADSL.
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Notinlist about 11 yearsDon't think so. That would be very lame. I keep digging, and I come back when I've found something.
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THESorcerer about 9 years"Dial whenever a network connection is not present" is no more in windows 7, they say it was removed with ie 11, any other ideas ? ... until win7/ie11 yours was the solution I knew about it too
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om sai almost 9 years@THESorcerer: Follow this link. You need to edit the registry setting for this. Hope it helps.