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[Solved] How to Disconnect Internet in Windows 10: Switch Between Two PLUS LTE & Cable Networks Easily

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  • #1 17081027
    boltron
    Level 4  
    The question sounds idiotic it's true, but the situation is:

    - I have two PLUS LTE and cable internet networks
    - When I connect the cable to my laptop, I find the internet and unfortunately I do not see the disconnect option in the settings here, and I do not want to play with the modem all the time (turn it on and off, connect and disconnect).
    - I just want to connect to the Internet from Windows, I have easy with PLUS LTE because there a window pops up in my browser or I want to connect to the Internet
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  • #3 17083503
    boltron
    Level 4  
    The scary thing is that with such a trivia you have to f *** up so much. There is no other way?

    2018, Windows 10 and there is no internet connect button, disconnect internet :D .
  • #4 17084111
    myszkoscielna
    Level 23  
    google windows one-click disable internet

    there you will find ready-to-install programs.
  • #5 17084139
    dt1
    Admin of Computers group  
    boltron wrote:
    The scary thing is that with such a trivia you have to f *** up so much. There is no other way?

    2018, Windows 10 and there is no internet connect button, disconnect internet :D .


    2018 - hardly anyone disconnects from the Internet, so why do such a function in Windows for the masses? If someone cares, he will write a batch file containing not too complicated content in the form of one command line. A real drama. If you had tried to write a file, instead of complaining for two days, it would take you about a minute to two.
  • #6 17090411
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist  
    And not easier and simpler to just turn off the LAN network in the device manager?
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  • #7 17092443
    boltron
    Level 4  
    How to do it? What should I turn off exactly?
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    #8 17092479
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist  
    @boltron
    KOCUREK1970 wrote:
    just turn off the LAN in the device manager?

    Right-click on the name of the network card and do "disable" or "disable".
    And when we want to use it, we do "the other way" or "enable" or "enable".
    You need to give the card a minute to start up, ask the DHCP server for IP, lease time and establish a connection.
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    #9 17093286
    haring
    Level 13  
    Press the key combination: window (on the keyboard there is a windows sign between CTRL and ALT) + R -> a run window will appear, type in it: ncpa.cpl and enter in the newly opened window you will see your PPM network cards (right mouse button) for local connection and turn off to turn it on repeat this action only at the end turn it on again. :)
  • #10 17094415
    boltron
    Level 4  
    Kocurek solved the problem nicely.

    That's what I did, that I created shortcuts from this Ethernet connection and PPM is there to turn off. It's kind of funny that such a trivial problem has to be combined with some shortcuts. I always thought that in the sidebar there at the connection, the clock has an on-off option, and it wasn't.

    Cheers and thanks!
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the challenge of disconnecting from an internet connection in Windows 10 when using multiple networks, specifically PLUS LTE and cable internet. Users express frustration over the lack of a straightforward disconnect option in the settings. Various solutions are proposed, including using the Device Manager to disable the LAN network card, creating batch files for quick access, and utilizing keyboard shortcuts to access network settings. One user successfully created shortcuts for easier management of the Ethernet connection. The conversation highlights the need for more intuitive network management features in Windows 10.
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