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Filip R
Filip R

Reputation: 3

Batch- if command and "check internet connection"

I have problems with my router when downloading through steam and other programs, such as the internet losing connection with the router. I cant plug my pc to my router using cable so i made a solution: and the other one \Every X secounds disconect and connect to internet

But the problem is i want to make it more efficient so i would like a command that does this:

:a \Check connection \if connected then goto a \if noconnection disconect and connect to internet

i get problems with check connection command as its does not move on to the if

Please help and thanks for your time

Upvotes: 0

Views: 4169

Answers (2)

Filip R
Filip R

Reputation: 3

This is what I made:

@echo off 
:b
cls
:a
color 0A
ping -n 1 192.168.0.1 | findstr TTL && goto a
ping -n 1 192.168.0.1 | findstr TTL || goto Disconnected

:Disconnected
color 0C 
echo.
echo        //_No_internet_connection_\\ 
echo.
echo              //_Disconnecting_\\
netsh wlan disconnect
timeout /t 1
netsh wlan connect virginmedia8960851
echo.
echo             //_Connecting_\\
echo.
timeout /t 6
goto b

Upvotes: 0

Drew
Drew

Reputation: 4020

This will ping www.google.com and if there is a response then goto :a, if not connected then it will goto :Disconnected.

The findstr will look for the TTL (Time to live) in the ping output. Great little trick that can be applied to multiple situations.

ping -n 1 www.google.com | findstr TTL && goto a
ping -n 1 www.google.com | findstr TTL || goto Disconnected

:a
REM Your connected script here

:Disconnected
REM Your disconnect / reconnect script here

You could also condense this to the below. As the script will continue if it does not findstr TTL or skip to :a if it does

ping -n 1 www.google.com | findstr TTL && goto a
REM Your disconnect / reconnect script here

:a
REM Your connected script here

Upvotes: 3

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