Hello
I am wondering if I can set me computer running Windows XP tabled edition to
detect when it is connected to a network and automatically switch to a
difference hardware profile. And then switch back once it has been
disconnected.

Thanks
Benjamin

The choice for a hardware profile is made at such a point in the startup
process that there is nothing operational yet that could make that
distinction automatically for you. As it happens, a hardware profile is
exactly the mechanism by which you 'tell' the system what the hardware
environment happens to be like for this startup.
So basically you're dealing with a chicken and egg problem here.

george


"Benjamin708" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello
> I am wondering if I can set me computer running Windows XP tabled edition
> to
> detect when it is connected to a network and automatically switch to a
> difference hardware profile. And then switch back once it has been
> disconnected.
>
> Thanks
> Benjamin

Thank you for that information.

Benjamin



"george" wrote:

> The choice for a hardware profile is made at such a point in the startup
> process that there is nothing operational yet that could make that
> distinction automatically for you. As it happens, a hardware profile is
> exactly the mechanism by which you 'tell' the system what the hardware
> environment happens to be like for this startup.
> So basically you're dealing with a chicken and egg problem here.
>
> george
>
>
> "Benjamin708" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:E68DE055-F1F6-4284-B54C-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Hello
> > I am wondering if I can set me computer running Windows XP tabled edition
> > to
> > detect when it is connected to a network and automatically switch to a
> > difference hardware profile. And then switch back once it has been
> > disconnected.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Benjamin
>
>
>