Windows 10: BSOD when connecting to network (Ethernet and Wifi)

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Windows 10; Network Name

I have the same problem.

I have both WiFi and Ethernet on my home network. I use Ethernet in my home office as its out of range of my WiFi but for some strange reason my Ethernet Network Name has now been renamed to be the same as my WiFi SSID name?

This is what I would usually see in Network Sharing Centre:-

When connected to Wired Network

Network Name = HomeNet

Connections = Ethernet

When connected to WiFi Network with SSID (HomeWirelessNet)

Network Name = HomeWirelessNet

Connections = WiFi (HomeWirelessNet)

However, for some reason I now see the following:-

When connected to Wired Network

Network Name = HomeWirelessNet

Connections = Ethernet

When connected to WiFi Network with SSID (HomeWirelessNet)

Network Name = HomeWirelessNet

Connections = WiFi (HomeWirelessNet)

No matter if connected by Ethernet or WiFi my Network Name seems to show as the SSID of my WiFi network?

I can use either secpol.msc or regedit to change my Ethernet Network Name to what I want, but as soon as I re-connect to my WiFi network in the evening when I'm in the living room, the Ethernet Network Name is immediately overwritten again with the SSID
of my WiFi Network as before, I'm right back to square one again. FRUSTRATING!!

So is Microsoft saying I have to edit the registry to rename my Ethernet Network Name every time I disconnect from my WiFi network?

This is ridiculous, come on Microsoft, get this fixed asap.

 

How to use laptop Ethernet port and WiFi for different networks at the same time?

Hi,

I need to use both the Ethernet port and WiFi to connect different networks at the same time with details below:

- Ethernet port - connects to private network (intranet via switch)

- WiFi - connects to public network (internet via router/modem)

What I am seeing with Windows 10 is that Ethernet port will always has higher priority than the WiFi - when the Ethernet port is connected (even with unidentified network) the Wifi will automatically disconnect itself.

So, what are the setting I need to make get them connect to the different networks i need?

Please help. Thanks.

Regards,

Peter

 

I upgraded a Lenovo X301 Windows 7 x64 to Windows 10 pro yesterday and whenever I attempt to connect to the internet I will receive a BSOD. I can only get back into windows by turning off wifi and/or removing the ethernet cable. I can boot into safe mode and access internet just fine which tells me it might not be a driver issue.. I have disabled all start up programs and removed all anti virus applications as well. Please help. Thanks.

 

I am having the same problem. If there is a fix and you have gotten it please let me know. It happened while trying to install a program for me. I tried everything to get rid of the program but it's in Spanish and its telling me I can't. I know probably the only way to fix this is restoring but I do not want to. PLEASE HELP

 

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@scooney84, I'm very sorry for the huge delay, there aren't many people in this section. Are you stille requiring help?

 

SEE POST: One or more network protocols are missing from this computer error - Page 5 - Windows 10 Forums

Just additional Information that might help with the BSOD Issue. It is an old Post but why re-write what is already been posted.

Thanks,

 

This thread is several months old, what has the thread you posted to do with the problem in this thread?!