Windows 10: Means to clean up numbered adapters? a script or command to wipe?

So I am on Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network) #3, Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter #6, and #2 on my ethernet adapter.

One day, when i build another pc and restore this image via redeploy to the new hardware, i assume that its going to see new hardware and add further to the numbering fiasco.

What are my options? I've gotten my bluetooth personal area network back down to being un-numbered. Hopefully without breaking anything because the related keys tangled far n wide between having multiple adapters. It "seems" sound.

that being said when you have a half dozen network devices of different interfaces... not practical to try and address manually.

ive read something like netsh int ip reset or some such will wipe the tcp stack clean, but i dont know if that will address what im referring to.

anyone WAY more versed in these matters have anything for me?

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GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

Suggestion: /? (-?) and /help (-help) command-line arguments to show a list of all possible arguments in a small window. *Smile

 

Uninstall hidden “Network Adapters” from Device Manager using PowerShell script

Steps:

1. Open Device Manager from Control Panel
2. Select “Show hidden devices” from View menu
3. Expand “Network adapters”
4. Find hidden adapters

Manually these hidden adapters can be uninstall by below steps

1. Right click on hidden adapter
2. Click on uninstall.
3. Click on Ok button.

How to uninstall these adapters using PowerShell script?

I have Administrator access still, this code throws error - Remove-ItemProperty : Requested registry access is not allowed.

 

GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

Current /? (-?) or / help (-help) parameter is invalid