ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Hamachi not powering on after computer restart Ahh, we had an issue where once the user logged in hamachi would open but not connect to the vpn (which made remote work impractical). All the batch file does is instigate that connection from the backend of hamachi on startup (as a startup item). Getting the computer to execute a batch file before user login is it a bit beyond my expertise. As to the network ID have you tried user the network name as the ID? You may need to add some syntax if it is not a single word but there must be an identifier that hamachi uses when it logs in. Re: Hamachi not powering on after computer restart Hi, I've attached a screenshot of what I see when my mouse hovers over the network. Where the red-line is where I see a numerical Network ID (XXX-XXX-XXX) that I used in my simple batch file. Hope this helps. Re: Hamachi not powering on after computer restart Hi guys, I created a batch file that turns on hamachi and enables a network on startup. To get it to run subtletly on startup I created a shortcut to the file and changed the properties so it starts minimized. Open notepad and paste in the following code. cd C:\Program Files (x86)\LogMeIn Hamachi\x64 hamachi-2.exe --cli login hamachi-2.exe --cli go-online <network ID> NB: 1: The first line will vary depending on the location of your hamachi install 2: Replace the "<network ID>" with the numerical identifier displayed when you hover over your Network in the Hamachi client. Save As and add ".cmd" to the file. Store it somehwere safe (I put it in the hamachi folder) and create a shortcut. Open start menu, type "run" and press enter. Type "shell:startup" to open your startup folder and move the shortcut here. Finally right click on the shortcut, click properties and change the dropdown menu adjacent to "run" to Minimized. Hope this helps, I'm not a coder so aplogies if this doesn't work for you. I built this out of some very basic how to guides and some trial and error with the hamachi-2.exe in CMD.