NetSetup

NetSetup is a utility program often found on Microsoft Windows operating systems. Its primary function is to assist users in configuring network settings for their computers. This can include a range of tasks, from setting up initial network connections to modifying existing network adapter properties.

The program typically provides a graphical user interface, although command-line interfaces may also be available depending on the specific version and context. NetSetup can be used to configure IP addresses, DNS servers, proxy settings, and other crucial network parameters. It plays a role in both wired and wireless network configurations.

In some enterprise environments, NetSetup might be part of a larger deployment or management toolkit, enabling administrators to automate network setup for multiple machines. Its presence simplifies the process of connecting to networks, whether it's a home network, a corporate LAN, or public Wi-Fi. While modern Windows versions have integrated many of these functions directly into the main Settings app or Control Panel, NetSetup remains a recognizable tool for network configuration tasks.