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Hi. Thank you for this tip. Sounds pretty easy to implement on the single computer. Could you please give some advise on how to do this for multiple computers? We are migrating to Vista and at the same time we'll change the WI-FI point settings. But not all of our users are available directly. Some will be out of the office when we'll start implementing changes. Is there a way to roll this out to them when they return? I don't want them to suffer from this move. I found <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsvista/aa905085.aspx">this list</a> with the hopefully the full list of commands available in the network shell. But it doesn't seem to contain anything that will allow to do that for multiple computers. The problem is that we need to exclude several users from being affected by the change. I plan to do that through testing for the group membership with the <a href="http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=07c2f6d7-815e-4fa0-9043-4e4635ccd417&displaylang=en">ifmember tool</a>. Is there any way to make that simplier? I see this is a pretty old tool. I found <a href=http://migrate2vista.com>this site</a>. It discusses another tool that is aimed for migration. I was thinking to implement it in a such manner like it is done <a href="http://www.microsoft.com/technet/technetmag/issues/2006/03/ScriptingGuy/default.aspx">here</a> and then using the IADsGroup.IsMember method somehow. But now when I know it's possible to do that with tools I am thinking about using them. What would you recommend?