Hi Slobodan,
I am also working on the same thing right now. I tried to use netsh to do it
but netsh requires an interface name. In the MSDN library, it seems to imply
that you have to rename the interface name to something simple like "Local
Area Connection" before netsh would work. I tried using netsh with the old
hashed name {XXX...} but it did not work. I then tried renaming the
interface name with "rundll32 netshell.dll HrRenameConnection" as documented
in the MSDN article but nothing happened. So now the only option left for me
is to use the Explorer shell so that it would rename the interface for me
automatically on startup. Any ideas how to do it correctly?
Thanks.
/Swee