All you have to do is remove the WLAN Manager task from the Task Scheduler and restart your PC. You may want to remove this script later.
Once the script has run, open Task Scheduler, look for a task named WLAN Manager task. Add the script to your system with the following command. Use the following command to move to the extracted folder (change the path for the folder on your system). Run the following command in PowerShell to allow the script to run. In that case, you can set the WiFi to be enabled when you’re on LAN from PowerShell. It is possible the above option doesn’t work because the Disabled Upon Wired Connect option may not be listed. Open the value dropdown and select the Enabled option. Go to the Advanced tab and look for Priority & Vlan and select it. If you’re not sure, try all the devices listed until you find the below options. It may have a name like Realtek controller or similar. If you do not have the Disabled Upon Wired Connect option, you can try the following instead. Select it, and open the Value dropdown on the right. Scroll through the list of properties and find ‘ Disabled Upon Wired Connect‘. In the window that opens, click ‘Properties’ under the Activity section. Open File Explorer and enter the following in the location bar, and tap Enter.Ĭontrol Panel\Network and Internet\Network and Sharing Center. Make sure you’re connected to a WiFi network. In order to disable WiFi when connected to LAN, you need to change the network adapter settings. It’s not easily accessible, so most people do not know the feature even exists. Windows 10 has a built-in method for disabling the WiFi when you’re on a LAN.
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