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|    FromTheRafters to FromTheRafters used his or her keyb    |
|    Re: Win10 network on/off toggle with adm    |
|    10 Feb 21 14:55:24    |
      From: erratic@nomail.afraid.org              FromTheRafters used his or her keyboard to write :              > If there is a simpler solution out there that is a single click       > I'd be happy to test it out.              Someone suggested bringing the Ethernet adaptor into the taskbar as a       shortcut which can then be used to hit the "Disable" button.              Here's what they suggested (but it didn't toggle back on for me).              I went to Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections\       I right clicked on "Ethernet" & chose "Create Shortcut"       which only allowed the shortcut to go to the desktop (which is ok).              I right click on the taskbar and select "Toolbars -> Links"       which adds a fugly "Links" section to the taskbar.              I dragged the desktop "Ethernet" shortcut into "Links" in the taskbar.              When I left clicked on "Links -> Ethernet" comes up as "Ethernet Status"       Which has a GUI with a big fat "Disable" button (at first).              Then from the Taskbar I can click on that Ethernet shortcut in the Links       section of the taskbar to toggle the network from enable to disable.              Oddly the Disable button is on a GUI but the Enable just happens       when you click on the "Ethernet" icon (without a GUI). Strange.              The disable works but the enable isn't consistent in my tests today.              Worse, I tried to put the Ethernet shortcut in the taskbar but nothing I       tried would let me do that (you can't right click and "pin to taskbar" for       example and you can't move it to the taskbar because it won't stick).              You can right click it and Send To your start menu or just move it there       C:\Users\FTR\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Ethernet              But I couldn't get that "Ethernet" shortcut to stick to the taskbar       no matter what I tried.              If this Ethernet adaptor disable/enable method can be made to work in a       batch script it would toggle the network (and not just the gateway).              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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