Windows 10: GE Healthcare Floors 1 in Connected Wi-Fi or Cellular Data Network

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Windows 10 deactivates cellular data when connected to wi-fi

hello

i need help

i have a computer connected to my home wi-fi network ( without internet ) that i use it with my wireless printer. I want connect to internet with a usb stick ( cellular data ).

The problem is that windows thinks that the internet is coming by wi-fi. How do i tell him to use cellular data and in the same time to stay connected by wi-fi?

 

Data cannot go through cellular when Wi-Fi connected.

Hi,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

Could you please confirm if you are receiving any error message when you visit IPv6 sites when you are connected to your Wi-Fi?

I would suggest you to check if the IPv6 is enabled for Wi-Fi in your system. Please follow the steps below:

1. With your system being connected to Wi-Fi, click on the ‘Windows’ icon at the bottom left corner of your screen and type ‘Control Panel’. Open the control panel.
   
2. Click on ‘Network and Internet’.
   
3. Click on ‘Network and Sharing Centre’, you will be able to find ‘Change adapter settings’ on the left part of that Window.
   
4. Under ‘Change adapter settings’, double click on your Wi-Fi network, click on ‘Properties’.
   
5. You will be able to see ‘This connection uses the following items’, scroll down to find the ‘Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)’ and enable it.
   

Hope it helps.

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Is Apple responsible for data charges caused by its Wi-Fi feature

You might need to re-calculate your figures: because, I can tell you from experience the lawyer's take 35% to 45% of the total, in no fee schedule cases, like class action lawsuits.

They shouldn't use the WiFi Assist when streaming and a few other reasons; quote from Apple's site:

Spoiler

I don't like Apple. With that said.
Opinion, here and below.
I don't believe the lawsuit has any merit.
What was Apple to gain by this... nothing, it was/is a feature of convenience for the consumer.
The user of any consumer goods/devices, from chewing gum to fusion reactors, should be aware of the operating instructions and proper use of the devices in their possession.
You (the public) have a brain use it... if you have a device, understand it's proper use. If that device is updated, read and understand the update and investigate/learn about any changes.
Ask, if you don't know or understand.
Don't be blaming others for your lack of understanding, or, not asking.

I, actually, blame the user for laziness, in not finding out what is involved in using or upgrading to the OS, in this case or any other case as this.

Heck, the one they should be bitching at is the ones who are profiting from this... the DATA PROVIDERS.
I bet you a dime they knew all about this.