Is there a better method than bat file to do this in win 7 1

[AndyH1]

I'm running a 64 bit version of windows 7. One issue I'm having is trying to disable the Microsoft Virtual WiFI MiniPort Adapter which keeps coming back even if I attempt to remove it. If I don't get rid of it I get errors and it keeps coming back (being rediscovered) when I reboot. I can disable them in the device manager, but they seem to slow down my speed (not sure why), removing them completely seems to work best, but I only seem to be able to do this temporarily, each reboot they come back.

Ive written a bat file which I put in the startup directory which runs the following
netsh wlan stop hostednetwork
netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=disallow

This works but is very distracting getting a cmd box up on the screen each login. I wondered if there's a better way I could get win 7 to do this each time I log in, that is 'invisible' to the user, for example setting up a task. Looking at tasks though it only seems to give running a program, email or display a message, not run a script

 

[ChrisHirst]

Call the batch file from a WSH script

CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run "batch.cmd",0,True

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[AndyH1]

Thanks Chris
That works
Andy