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C:\Windows>netsh lan set autoconfig ? Usage: set autoconfig [enabled=]yes|no [interface=] Parameters: enabled - specifies whether auto-configuration is enabled or not interface - name of the interface on which this setting is to be applied Remarks: Both parameters are required. Examples: set autoconfig enabled=yes interface="Local Area Connection" set autoconfig enabled=no interface="Local Area Connection"

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Enables or disables auto-configuration on an interface. / Windows 10, 8.1, Seven

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