Alright so I noticed 99.9% of the threads that get[are] posted have the IP.txt file to save the IP address. That looks like shit. Either hide the IP.txt or remove it.
Now You can use settings like I do in my personal tools.

Step 1: Do this You must login or register to view this content. (textbox name is IPBox and 2 buttons (I'm using metro dll, just use the normal buttons and theme later)

Step 2: Set max length to 15 You must login or register to view this content. (15 is the most you can have for an ip ,(xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx ), have to add the dots too unless you use maskbox)

Step 3: At the top add 'using (solutionname).Properties;

Step 4: Go to the solution properties( You must login or register to view this content. )

Step 5: Look for 'Settings'. Now type ip ( you can use anything but will need to edit the code I supply soon)
The 'string' is type and 'User' is Scope. Put Value as your ps3 IP (mine is 192.168.1.3)so it looks like You must login or register to view this content.

Step 6: I have a huge code for my connect button so here are the snippets I'll supply. Apply to connect button

    

PS3.CCAPI.ConnectTarget(IPBox.Text); - This reads the box while when you push the connect button(only works on ccapi)

PS3.CCAPI.SUCCESS(PS3.CCAPI.ConnectTarget(IPBox.Text)); - Just another part I use so it connects to the ps3 faster

PS3.CCAPI.Notify(CCAPI.NotifyIcon.GRAB, Text + " Loaded"); -leave a space after the first " otherwise it's 1 word 

PS3.CCAPI.RingBuzzer(CCAPI.BuzzerMode.Double); - Makes 'beep' noise on ps3 (single double or continuous can be used)

IPBox.Text = Settings.Default["ip"].ToString(); Settings.Default.Save(); - this saves the IP to the program. 

IPBox.Enabled = true; IPBox.ReadOnly = false; - This goes in the ccapi radiobutton so it's read by ccapi but not tmapi

IPBox.Enabled = false;IPBox.ReadOnly = true; - This goes in the tmapi radiobutton so it's read by ccapi and not tmapi

Step 7: Now you need to double click on the 'form'(the GUI). I suggest by the top(title) so you don't click on an item.
You now should see Public Void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { }
Inside that you put IPBox.Text = Settings.Default["ip"].ToString(); See You must login or register to view this content.


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Not posting a virus scan. It's a project file you open in visual studios

    Process [] proc = Process.GetProcessesByName("vshost");

	       proc[0].Kill();