Show disabled interfaces

[delirium26]

Unfortunately GetAllNetworkInterfaces() function doesn't list disabled interfaces.
I almost done this feature with wmi Query. Soon I`ll can do pull request.
Also, did we need ability to enable/disable interface in Interface Configuration tab? It seems pretty usefull for me.

[BornToBeRoot]

Disable/Enable a network adapter would be great.

Changing a network adapter (disable/enable) requires administrative rights. I would call a PowerShell as Admin with a command to enable/disable the adapter. (like the interface configuration)

Thus NETworkManager itself does not have to be started as admin.

https://github.com/BornToBeRoot/NETworkManager/blob/99f7a44ccf76827200110992a84dd97b99536c82/Source/NETworkManager/Utilities/PowerShellHelper.cs

Via netsh.exe or Windows 10 has build in PowerShell commands to do this:
Get-NetAdapter
Enable-NetAdapter
Disable-NetAdapter

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Once .NET Core 3 (or .NET Framework 4.8) is released, i want to migrate the project (there is already a pull request) and start with Version 2.0.0.0

This has the advantage that we can use the Windows 10 API (aka WinRT).

• NativeWiFi --> Show/Configure WiFi Networks

Maybe there are new functions for the network adapters...

But... Windows 7, 8.1 are no longer supported then...

[delirium26]

Changing a network adapter (disable/enable) requires administrative rights. I would call a PowerShell as Admin with a command to enable/disable the adapter. (like the interface configuration)
Thus NETworkManager itself does not have to be started as admin.
https://github.com/BornToBeRoot/NETworkManager/blob/99f7a44ccf76827200110992a84dd97b99536c82/Source/NETworkManager/Utilities/PowerShellHelper.cs

I just thought about it yesterday, thanks for the tip.

But... Windows 7, 8.1 are no longer supported then...

It's a pity. I use Windows 10 almost everywhere. But according to this http://gs.statcounter.com/windows-version-market-share/desktop/worldwide the percentage of windows 10 usage is slightly above 50%.
Also it will impossible to run on Windows Server 2008 R2?

Anyway, long time I wanted develop tool like NetworkManager, but a little bit lightweighted. So it another cause to do it.

[BornToBeRoot]

It won't run on Server 2008 R2... but you can still download the latest version 1.9.x.x which can run under Windows 7 / 2008 R2.

Only newer features requires Windows 10...

[BornToBeRoot]

@delirium26

I added a button "Network connections..." which opens Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network Connections

If no adapter is enabled, this message is shown on all tabs:

The status of this pages are changing as soon as a network adapter is enabled/disabled.

If you want, you can still add the feature to disable/enable a adapter...