Windows 10: management frame protection

i check on my command prompt on windows 10 with command "netsh wlan show all" to show my wireless card capabilityand i see that on protected managment frames is supported , but the question is how i configure the PMF on windows ??

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Computer doesn't get an IPv4 address - Protected Management Frames are to blame

I have two computers, but one of them was having problems accessing OneDrive both directly and via the website. It turns out that the affected computer was not being assigned an IPv4 address, but it was assigned an IPv6 address. The network settings were
set to obtain an IP address automatically for both IPv4 and IPv6. Meanwhile, a friend of mine was having the same problem. I manged to workaround the problem by manually assigning the IPv4 address details (and the DNS server details) and this worked for
my friend as well.

As we were both on the same ISP, I asked on the ISP community forums, and someone suggested that I turn off Protected Management Frames, which had been enabled in the ISP's router's firmware recently. That worked and I was able to get an IPv4 address when
I set the network settings to obtain it automatically again.

There is something else that my friend's and my affected computer have in common. Both computers have a USB Wifi adaptor rather than built-in Wifi. I'm not sure yet whether my friend has the same brand USB adaptor.

I didn't have this problem until I updated Windows to the August Patch Tuesday update.

Is there a reason why my Wifi adaptor isn't working with protected management frames? The USB adaptor's driver is supplied by Microsoft and is from 2015, but it is the most up to date driver.

 

Clear Windows Security Center (Defender) Protection History

Did not work for me. After going through all steps I still have protection history full

 

System Protection Recovery

Windows 10

1. Step 1: Right-click the lower-left corner and open System in the Quick Access Menu.
2. Step 2: Choose System protection on the left.
3. Step 3: Select a hard disk and tap Configure to move on.
4. Step 4: Choose Turn on system protection and hit OK.
5. Step 3: Select Disable system protection and hit OK.