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  1. ModemJunki
    Hello, In Windows 10 PowerShell, one can do this to change the metric for a NIC in Windows 10: Get-NetAdapter | Where-Object -FilterScript {$_.InterfaceAlias -Eq "Ethernet 2"} | Set-NetIPInterface -InterfaceMetric 2 I know I can script the above PowerShell line (and it works!), but I wanted to try something I hadn't done before after looking into jguinch's most excellent Network configuration UDF. I wanted to make use of the SetIPConnectionMetric method in the WMI classes. There is an example VBscript here but this is not for Windows 10. Using AutoIT would also give bett
  2. colombeen
    Hi guys I've been looking around to enable/disable network cards using WMI but so far the only way i could get it to work was with this : RunWait(@ComSpec & " /c " & "WMIC PATH Win32_NetworkAdapter WHERE Index=" & $NetAdp_CurrID & " CALL " & $action, "", @SW_HIDE)The $NetAdp_CurrID var would be the index of the network card and the $action var would be enable or disable in my line of code. I know it's possible to do this with wmi without using cmd but i can't figure out how. Anyone who has the answer to my problem? I've tried with usi
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