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How can I find out what is automatically controlling and enabling/disabling the network adapters?
I am using Windows 10 Enterprise edition. As soon as a network cable is plugged into my ethernet port, the LAN adapter automatically gets enabled and the Wi-Fi adapter gets disabled. Not just disconnected from Wi-Fi, disabled the adapter. When I manually re-enable the Wi-Fi adapter, it stays enabled until I try to connect to a Wi-Fi network when it is automatically disabled again. Ethernet is a domain network. Group policy settings are set to allow simultaneous connections. I have another laptop that theoretically has the same core load software package and it works perfectly fine without disa
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