madyoungblood7
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Wireless Suppression
Hi, running Windows 7 SP1 Enterprise with Windows Wireless Natively. When connected to a wired connection (with or without a docking station), wireless is not disabling with wireless still being used when wired.
Media Sense is enabled on all network connections. This is occurring on both HP and Dell
laptops.
Only thing I can think of is about disabling Media Sense on one of the adapters but isn't media sense suppose to detect a wired vs wireless connection?
Peter
Media Sense is enabled on all network connections. This is occurring on both HP and Dell
laptops.
Only thing I can think of is about disabling Media Sense on one of the adapters but isn't media sense suppose to detect a wired vs wireless connection?
Peter
cant you just go to the advanced settings of the wireless and click on the setting use this connection if no LAN connection available?
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Markie S, I'll take alook at this. Pretty much want to use wired when detected as the preferred within or outside of docking station using wireless outside of this.
Peter
Peter
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xmlmagician:
I was thinking that it should be this easy or media sense automatically handle this, but haven't been able to see such as setting. Where exactly are you seeing this?
Peter
I was thinking that it should be this easy or media sense automatically handle this, but haven't been able to see such as setting. Where exactly are you seeing this?
Peter
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hi
I do not have a wireless on my PC to take a screenshot and post it but i think it is somewhere as an option. I am trying to find it but on google images but i am struggling. I will keep looking
I do not have a wireless on my PC to take a screenshot and post it but i think it is somewhere as an option. I am trying to find it but on google images but i am struggling. I will keep looking
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Thx Markie
Very welcome...
All the best
All the best
Setting the TCP/IP metrics will route your network traffic across a prefered connection. If Ethernet is present it will use that. If Ethernet is not present it will use Wireless.
See link https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26875220/DHCP-assigned-metrics-with-Windows-7-clients.html?sfQueryTermInfo=1+10+30+metric+vb