Broadband Scheduler

Broadband Scheduler is an approachable piece of software made to disable the Internet connection at any time defined by the user, as long as the connection is broadband. 

It comprises just a few options that can be easily figured out, even by users with minimum background in networking software.

As expected, the setup operation takes little time to finish and does not include any unwanted surprises, such as third-party tools.

The interface is represented by a single frame with a neatly organized structure, where the "what you see is what you get" principle clearly applies, since there are no other options available, aside from the ones visible here.

Settings can be determined separately for dial-up (PPPoE) and automatic dial connections. All you have to do is select a name and network connection from the list, specify the start and end times, as well as optionally disable the stop times.

It is possible to set the computer to automatically power off on connection termination. Alternatively, you can schedule an external program for launch after connectivity.

The app does not put a strain on PC performance, as it runs on a light amount of CPU and RAM. We have not experienced any issues throughout our evaluation, as Broadband Scheduler did not hang, crash or pop up error dialogs.

In a nutshell, Broadband Scheduler proposes a very simple method for configuring a schedule time for disabling broadband connections, and it can be used by anyone.