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Hi All,
Do u have Any Idea How to Disable/Enable LAN Connection ThroughProgrammatically or Using Command Prompt.... in Windows.....

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by ykmraju

Hi Hutchison,

Already I tried with Netsh command but it is not working.....

That Command is
******netsh interface set interface name="LAN1" admin=ENABLED *********

Hope to hear more from you!

Regards
YKMRaju

by blackcurrant

Hi

Another solution may be to create a new hardware profile which does not include the network card. Using this method requires the user to choose between profile 1 (current) or profile 2 (without the card), when the machine is booted.

by ykmraju

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Hai BlackCurrant,
I didn't get it , Need more Explanation plz....

by p.j.hutchison

1. Open System Control panel
2. click Hardware then Hardware profiles
3. By default you will have one Profile
4. Click Copy and enter new profile name
5. Reboot and select your new profile
6. When Windows loads, you can disable network cards in this profile. You can also disable Network Connections as well you don`t need.
7. Now you can select which profile to use when you boot up.

by power_ravi

To enable:

$shell = New-Object -comObject Shell.Application((($shell.NameSpace(0x31) | where {$_.Title -eq "Network Connections"}).Items() | where {$_.Name -like "Local*"}).Verbs() | where {$_.Name -eq "En&able"}).DoIt()

To Disable:

$shell = New-Object -comObject Shell.Application((($shell.NameSpace(0x31) | where {$_.Title -eq "Network Connections"}).Items() | where {$_.Name -like "Local*"}).Verbs() | where {$_.Name -eq "Disa&ble"}).DoIt()

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