Windows 10: Network Properties on Win 10 build 1909 - Network Properties...

It isn't causing a networking problem just a visual issue - users are upset at the change though. Has anyone seen this?

Our networking properties on several computers randomly started showing things like for IPV4 : @%systemroot%/system32/drivers/tcpip.sys, -10100 . Only realized it after some of our software guys started complaining they couldn't find IPV4 to set a static IP. It isn't happening on all of our computers, but I have 2 IT techs and at least 2 software devs. Isn't doing the issue on a few desktops and servers we looked at.

What I've tried:

• Rebuild TCP/IP stack
• Uninstall / reinstall latest ethernet/ wireless drivers
• update bios
• update Windows 10 to latest build / updates
• sfc /scannow no issues
• Update/ reinstall our VPN software

Per other forum:

• regsvr32 %systemroot%\System32\netshell.dll
• regsvr32 %systemroot%\System32\ole32.dll

Nothing above has fixed the issue.



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COPY Network Properties function

I clicked on COPY at the bottom of the list of Network Properties. Where are they COPIED to and how do i paste them?

Thanks

 

VPN Connection - Cannot open Networking Properties IPv4


We use a lot of VPN PPTP Connections. On most we turn off "Use default gateway on remote network". See the image below that shows where this setting is turned off.

We cannot open the properties for Internet Protocol Version 4 on VPN connections under Windows 10. This is located at Network Connections and Properties of a VPN Connection. Networking Tab, then select Internet Protocol Version 4 and click Properties. But under Win 10 the properties dialog does not open.

This has been tested on several Windows 10 systems and we have enabled Administrator and tested under that login as well.

 

'Network Address' property not displaying for wireless adapter

If you go to the "Device Manager" control panel window, and open the 'Network Adapters' drop down, there is a list of different Network Adapters. My goal was to change the MAC address on my wireless adapter that I use to connect to the wifi. You can do
this by displaying the properties of a network adapter in the list. When I open up the 'advanced' tab in the properties window, only 4 properties show up, none of which allow me to change my mac address, however I am able to change my mac address of the computer
itself, but this does nothing.