Disabling/Re-enabling a Network Adapter

How to disable/re-enable your network adapter. To disable a network adapter using Control Panel, use these steps:

Uninstall Network Adapter - Windows 10 or 11

Uninstall Network Adapter - Windows 10 or 11 Removes existing Network Drivers for your adapter If your network has

Updating network adapter driver - Windows 10 or 11

Select Device Manager. Expand Network adapters. Select the name of your adapter, right-click it Select Update Driver

Find your MAC Address - Windows 7

click Change Adapter Settings 3. Wireless devices: Right-click on Wireless Network Connection adapter and select 

Find your IPv4 Address - Windows 8, 10 or 11

the IPv4 address listed under the Wireless LAN adapter Wi-F or Ethernet adapter Ethernet depending on your connection.

Setting Static IP on Windows

Internet > Network and Sharing Center. Click Change Adapter Settings. Right-click on Wi-Fi or Local Area Connection

Improve Wi-Fi Reception by setting Roaming Aggressiveness

Aggressiveness Modify network traffic roaming by changing network adapter settings Overview What is roaming aggressiveness

Reset network settings on Windows 10/Windows 11

you initiate a network reset, it removes and re-adds the adapter settings currently installed on your system. Reset

Network Diagnostics - Apple MacOS

Mac's network adapters Overview Diagnostics provide us with information about your network adapter, wireless environment

Network Diagnostics - Apple MacOS

Mac's network adapters Overview Diagnostics provide us with information about your network adapter, wireless environment