Is there a way (I guess there is) to switch between 2 internet connections on my windows 7/8/10 ?  I have my wifi connected AND my USB android modem and I would like to switch programatically (command line) from one to other.   Mybe some netsh command ?    I want to switch between proxymis.com network and androidS4 on my wifi.
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The problem:   My desktop PC is connected via LAN/Network cable and DLAN (through electric powerline) with the router.  This connection is stable for most of the time, but after a random amount of time, I just get disconnected (still shows connected, but can't do anything online).  That's why I additionally put a WLAN card into my desktop PC.  I swap from LAN to WLAN every time said situation happens. Due to its frequency (4 to 5 times a day) and the fact that I play games most of the time I'm on my PC, this is a pretty time consuming and frustrating solution.  The question:   Do you know any software that can swap my connection once a certain download hreshhold is reached (it doesn't automatically swap, as the PC says I'm still connected (see above)).   If not so, is it possible to swap connections through batch? so I just have to click the batch and not through all the Windows menus?
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What's a simplistic recipe to connect my PC to my WLAN through my laptop?  I have one wireless network, one desktop that (for practical reasons) has no connection to the WLAN, and one laptop with wireless and an ethernet port.  I would like to run a cable from my desktop to my laptop, connect my laptop to my WLAN and forward the network to my desktop.   Is there a solution?
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Is there a way to benchmark how fast my router is connected to my PC, independent of the internet?  I've had slower-than-usual internet-based benchmarks, and I'm having a hard time figuring out if it's because of a bad router-to-PC connection (interference, bad signal, etc.) or if it's indeed because my internet is actually slower.
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I have several WiFi networks setup on my android device. I want most of them to automatically connect, but one specifically I don't want to automatically connect to. I want to manually connect to it only.  I don't want to forget it because I don't want to lose the settings for it.
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Is there a way to enable/disable a wireless network interface via the command line (so I can put it in a bat file)?  When I'm in the office I use a wired connection, but Windows still occasionally bugs me about my wireless connection not being connected (even though I turned off the option for notifying me when there's no connectivity).  I'm guessing the only way to stop it from bugging me is to disable the interface, but I'd rather not have to go into the network settings every time I need to do so.  I'd like to set up a bat file or a shortcut that I can use to enable/disable the wireless (preferably a single one that toggles the current state), and then just set up a keyboard shortcut for that.  I just have no idea how to do so from the command line.
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I'm having trouble understanding what I'm doing wrong here: I'm trying to set up two network Locations, one for my home network via my cable modem and a second for Wi-Fi tethering via my mobile phone. What I'd like to be able to do is change the Location (under the Apple menu &gt; Location) and have my Mac automatically connect to the proper Wi-Fi network: either my home network SSID or my WiFi tethering SSID. I defined two locations, switched between them, and set the preferred network list for each location. But when I change the preferred network list for one Location, it changes the list for the other Location as well! Am I doing something wrong or is it really not possible to maintain a separate list of Preferred Networks for each network Location? It seems doubtful it's not possible since just about every other netrok setting depends on the location... I am using OS X 10.7.2.
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When I turn WiFi on, my 3G connection shuts down, which is fine in most cases. However, I need to connect to a LAN at work that is not connected to the internet and I'd prefer not to lose my data connection when I connect to the work intranet. How can I keep both connections active? Ideally, I could limit this desired behavior to this one SSID because I want it to continue to operate with the default behavior for all other WiFi connections.  If that can't be done, prefer a solution that is easy to toggle on and off. I'm using a Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Verizon Wireless) on CyanogenMod 9.
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Does anyone know how to create a shortcut which opens the wireless networks dialog box in Windows 7?  I'm looking for a shortcut that takes me directly to the window which shows you the available wireless networks around you.
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I try to share my internet connection from my laptop (win7) via virtual wifi to my android phone (Samsung Gio). In an elevated cmd I enter  netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=VWiFi key=xxx keyUsage=persistent netsh wlan start hostednetwork   The android phone connects to VWifi, but the internet connection is hardly usable on the phone while the internet connection on my laptop is very good at the same time (some Mbps)  What works: I can start WhatsApp, type and receive text messages, so I guess there's no general problem, i.e. config can't be completely wrong - but when I try to send pics or audio or try to receive pics or audio messages then I see from the network monitor on my laptop that the connection doesn't even try to send or receive anything (0 kbps up/down).  What sometimes works: connection to some websites with acceptable speed - but sometimes I don't get a single byte. Also this is not reproducible - the same website sometimes shows up, sometimes android tells my the site was not available.  What never worked so far: connecting to Google Play Store. It always tells me to check my connection and try again.  What I tried so far: I read on problems with IPv6, but no matter if I enable or disable IPv6 in the settings of the virtual Wifi, it doesn't help.  I also read about problems related to static/dynamic IPs, my netsh interface ip show config tells my that dchp isn't enabled on my virtual Wifi connection. If I try to enable it by netsh interface ip set address "myWificonnection" dhcp the android phone won't even connect anymore to the virtual Wifi at all. So there may be a solution here if android would connect with dhcp enabled.  I also read about problems with MAC filters, but this is no router, there's no MAC filter in the virtual Wifi.  When I directly connect to a real WLAN router, everything is fine and working. I have the problems only when trying to get into the internet via the virtual Wifi.  Any ideas what may be configured wrong? Either on laptop or on android? Thanks.
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I have an internet connection that I'd like to be enabled only during the day. With multiple household internet devices, this would need to be something disabled at the level of the router.  I don't believe the router offers this sort of functionality, but I'm reasonably familiar with setting up web servers and the like, and I'm wondering if I can set up some sort of proxy server on the internet that the router must go through and have that proxy only active at certain times of day.  It's a bit vague I know, but is something like this even possible?  If not, are there other solutions to the problem?
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I want to share my computer screen over LAN, without an internet connection. How can I do it?  There is different software like:   LogMeIn Team Viewer etc.    But these require an internet connection.
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I want to use my Android device as a network server. In the same kind of way you would make it a Wi-Fi hotspot, but I don't want to allow connected computers to access the internet, I would like them to be able to communicate together.  Possible uses:   Playing games via LAN (e.g., Quake) Allow computers to share files Bonjour (Macs) etc...   Is there any way to achieve this? Any apps out there that will set up a wireless network server?
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How can I change my VPN connection settings in Windows 7 from the command line?  I know how to do it using the GUI but I really need to do it from the console.  I need to change the user, password and internet address and then restart the connection. It doesn't matter if I have to install some third-party software in order to do this (from the command line).
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So basically, I'd like to use iwconfig to connect to my wifi network when I'm not inside X. But I just don't see a way to do it in the man page. Any idea?
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When the WiFi signal strength is low, the phone switches to a 4G network. When the WiFi signal strength is high, the phone switches to that WiFi network.   This is normal behavior for any Android device and all too familiar to Android users, or to users of any WiFi enabled device in fact. But the problem I often run into is that the WiFi signal is too low to be usable, and too high to switch to 4G automatically.   WiFi signal strength 0 &lt; x &lt; 0.5 marks (bars), the phone switches to a 4G network. WiFi signal strength x > 0.5 marks, the phone switches to that WiFi network.   These values are not real measurements. They are merely my own perceived points at which the phone switches between the two.  TL;DR: Is there a way for me to optimize the auto-switching between WiFi and 4G to my own liking? Is it possible to set that threshold point manually? What I would like is to switch over to 4G as soon as the WiFi signal is below the 2 mark point.    What I am often forced to do, in order to get (usable) Internet access, is to enter the Settings menu on the phone and disable WiFi altogether in order to force my "smart" phone to switch over to 4G!  Would it not be better if the user could control the threshold at which the phone switches between WiFi and 4G? I think the default threshold is too conservative. It's set up to conserve 4G bandwidth by free-riding on available WiFi networks for as long as possible and whenever possible (available).  Devices are optimize to make use of WiFi as much as possible, due to associated data costs on 4G networks. But this is a nuisance! My Internet access is almost completely crippled for many of the WiFi networks I have access to, whenever the signal strength is below the 2 mark point. On the other hand, I have over 4 GB unused bandwidth on my carrier network, for which I have a much stronger signal, but I have to disable WiFi first in order to connect to 4G. That's not convenient when you're on the move a lot.  I have recently started using the 4G network almost exclusively. I have stopped using WiFi because I have had enough with enabling and disabling it back and forth, and having to remember to do it when I'm on the move. So I am looking for a more permanent solution to this.
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My Internet connection has been slow lately, and I think it might be a possible attack. A friend has told me to use , but it is a big install, and I do not have the time to learn how to use it. Is there an easier way to see all the connections on my PC so I can take further action?
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My ISP provide me a moderm that has 4 input and I can plug lan cable in it  the modem model:   So I have attempt like this before  --&gt; moderm --&gt; router --&gt; notebook                       --&gt; pc   it works perfectly as expected, they are in the same network.  However, recently I need to move my pc away, so I connect like this:  ---&gt; moderm --&gt; router---&gt; notebook             --&gt; pc   Although both pc and notebook can connect to internet, it no longer in the same network, any workaround to this? Thanks