If the Small icons view is active, click on Network and Sharing Center: Either way, the Network Connections applet will show up.If the Category view is selected, click on View network status and tasks:.AFH at 13:42 Appleoddity Please see here: /questions/1239948/ Mat. If not, locate devmgmt.msc and either type its full path or add its location to PATH.

In the latest build of Windows 10 the fastest way to do it is to press Win+R key combination, type control and hit Enter: Check your PATH variable, which should include system32 in the main windows directory, and make sure that devmgmt.msc is there. Open Network Connections from Control Panel Itself It will bring you directly to Network Connections. Click on the Change adapter options link:.Right-click the network icon in the Taskbar and select Open Network and Internet settings: Alternatively you can open the Settings app from Start menu, Action Center or by pressing Win+I key combination and click on the Network & Internet section:.Open the Network Connections Applet from Modern Settings App Select Windows PowerShell or Windows PowerShell (Admin):.Right-click the Windows 10 Start Button.Hit Enter or click OK to launch Command Line:.

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