Windows 10: Batch or registry fix to Set all wifi connections private

I am sure I have seen this somewhere maybe on this site. I found the very detailed options of how to do each manually but this is something I need to be able to give people who are not knowledgeable in doing this on their own.
Unless there is a way to export and import a 'Sec-Pol' setting from one system to another , the registry option would probably be best. In windows 10, I have people who for some reason at times end up with their network showing PUBLIC when they are connected to the Office WiFi. Manually changing to Private usually works but it never stays that way.
Many of the shared resources on the office network are available to them only if they are on a Private network. To make it worse, on many of these laptops, even if they connect to the wired network it does not release the WiFi connection unless they completely disable that adapter.

I know this needs a better solution than a quick patch to set all to private but it is one of those 'gotta do it right this second' things which I need a way to do until I can get to their system to figure out what caused this in the first place.

Is there a general registry entry I can use to get them set to Private for all network connections as a "Quick-Cure"?

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WiFi Access for Windows Phone 635

WiFi connectivity lost after working properly for months. Phone message: "Can't connect to WiFi network". This is true for all WiFi networks, private or otherwise. All suggestions appreciated!

Carole

 

Will not retain "Private" network setting at restart Wired Ethernet (not connected to internet)

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Question

This advanced sharing settings is a user interface that edits registry settings? I have been looking for the registry dword these options changes. Do you know which ones they are?

I also had to recreate the network connection. It worked across three W10 Home machines. There use to be options to set network connection public or private, now it seems W10 does auto setup.

Grant it they were all wireless but how much different are they to MS networking software? After saving settings, notification to log off given, log on to private network.