Local Area Connection Disabled
As it was suggested netsh may be the easiest option with limited use.You can get all the adapter names using:netsh interface show interfaceYou can disable an adapter using:netsh interface set 'name' disabledDepending on what you want to use the command for you may run into the problem that an adapter is not named e.g. 'Local Area Connection' but something else e.g. Someone renamed it to 'network 1'.Meaning, if you use the command in a script it won't work with renamed or in general differently named adapters. For this use you will have to do additional coding as in parsing the adapters names out of the first command and then disable them one by one.
Learn using netsh command to configure your local area network connection. Windows Commands, Batch files, Command prompt and PowerShell. How to Disable LAN connection from CMD. Disconnected Dedicated Local Area Connection 2 Enabled Connected Dedicated Wireless Network Connection Disabled Disconnected Dedicated Local Area. Enable Local Area Connection Adapter in windows 7. Disable Multiple Network Connections & Turn Off Bridging. This will keep your operating system from using the disabled connection until you re-enable it. To enable your connection, reverse the process you followed below. Right-click Local Area Connection or Wireless Connection.
Local Area Connection Adapter Disabled Windows 10
Maybe WMI can do it, I couldn't find any simple way, probably because it's not a normal thing for a program to do. If your program crashes then you could leave the user with no network connection, which could drive people crazy. You should leave system settings to the OS. It's fun to tinker though.I tried using INetConnection.Disconnect in VB.Net.It worked, but I couldn't get the properties back for the connections, so I had no way to switch off a specific network connection. Doh.I got round it by using unsafe C# code to marshal a horrible pointer to a pointer to a structure.See: (It's really long).