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Sure something like this would come in handy at some point, except it does not appear to work for me, meaning the connection is not disabled, or indeed enabled.

Win 7 32

$oNetCManager:1
$pIEnumNetConnection: 5543260
$oIEnumNetConnection: 1
$pConnection: 5543404 $iCount: 1
$oConnection: 1
$pConnection: 5543404 $iCount: 1
$oConnection: 1

 

 

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Sure something like this would come in handy at some point, except it does not appear to work for me, meaning the connection is not disabled, or indeed enabled.

Win 7 32

 

 

¿Do you get some return value? I made the code in window 7 x64. Thanks for report. I'll check in Windows x86 Saludos

Very impressive (as usual)!

Thank you for sharing.

Also, better than WMI ....

Thanks jguinch :) Saludos

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Great job! :thumbsup:

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Sure something like this would come in handy at some point, except it does not appear to work for me, meaning the connection is not disabled, or indeed enabled.

Win 7 32

 

 

I've checked in windows 7 x86 and work correctly.  be sure that your're running with  admin rights. Saludos

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Yes, my mistake, works just fine using #RequireAdmin.

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You're Wellcome :)  :thumbsup:

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That disables all adapters.

 
This is how it is individually done. Hope you still need it or are interested =)
actual cmd.exe commands are in blue. The number you get from your wmic nic get name, index list is x
 
Start elevated Command Prompt. (administrator rights)
 
Get NIC list and index number: (using this commands is what tells you what x you are looking for)
wmic nic get name, index
 
Enable NIC with index number: (for example 7, or 12)
wmic path win32_networkadapter where index=x call enable
 
Disable NIC with index number: (for example 7, or 12)
wmic path win32_networkadapter where index=x call disable
 
for me I wanted to cycle the wireless usb internet connection which was device ID 12.
7 is my LAN adapter

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