Adding Wireless Profile XML In TS or Command Line in SCCM

I have exported my wireless profile to an XML file and have created a package and tried from the command line in TS but keep getting errors (0x00000001 or 0x80004005). The command line I've been using is netsh wlan add profile filename="<Profilename>"
I have to be missing something. Does anyone have any ideas?

Now I'm with you :)
My way of doing it is that i have my scripts included in the toolkit package (we do use integrated MDT).
Therefore i need a use toolkit befor i riun my script.
After that I just use a run command line step with Cscript.exe "myscriptname".
Sccm is running as system so it should have all permissions it needs.
By the way, you are not trying to do a gpupdate by chance? That will not work (at least not in 2007)

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