This PowerShell script sets the proxy server and port for Internet Explorer in the Windows registry.
- Open PowerShell as an administrator.
- Navigate to the directory where the script is saved.
- Execute the script by entering its filename (e.g., .\set_proxy.ps1).
- $proxyAddress: The address of the proxy server. Modify this variable with the desired proxy address.
- $proxyPort: The port number of the proxy server. Modify this variable with the desired proxy port.
- $bypassList: A list of addresses that should bypass the proxy. Modify this variable with the desired bypass list.
- The script modifies the registry settings for Internet Explorer, so the changes will affect Internet Explorer's proxy settings.
- The Internet Explorer process will be restarted to apply the changes.
- Make sure to run the script with administrative privileges.
This batch script sets the proxy server and port for Internet Explorer in the Windows registry using the reg.exe command.
- Double-click on the script file (e.g., set_proxy.bat) or execute it from the command prompt.
- proxyAddress: The address of the proxy server. Modify the proxyAddress variable in the script with the desired proxy address.
- proxyPort: The port number of the proxy server. Modify the proxyPort variable in the script with the desired proxy port.
- bypassList: A list of addresses that should bypass the proxy. Modify the bypassList variable in the script with the desired bypass list.
- The script modifies the registry settings for Internet Explorer, so the changes will affect Internet Explorer's proxy settings.
- The Internet Explorer process will be restarted to apply the changes.
This VBA script, designed for Microsoft Excel, sets the proxy server and port for Internet Explorer in the Windows registry.
- Open Microsoft Excel.
- Press ALT+F11 to open the Visual Basic Editor.
- Insert a new module.
- Copy and paste the script into the module.
- Run the SetProxySettings macro from the Excel workbook or assign it to a button.
- proxyAddress: The address of the proxy server. Modify the proxyAddress variable in the script with the desired proxy address.
- proxyPort: The port number of the proxy server. Modify the proxyPort variable in the script with the desired proxy port.
- bypassList: A list of addresses that should bypass the proxy. Modify the bypassList variable in the script with the desired bypass list.
- The script modifies the registry settings for Internet Explorer, so the changes will affect Internet Explorer's proxy settings.
- The Internet Explorer process will be restarted to apply the changes.
- This script is intended to be used within a Microsoft Excel workbook.