Windows 10: WiFi disconnects when ethernet is plugged in

Hello, we have problem on Windows 10. When we connect ethernet cable, the WiFi automatically disable WiFi adapter. We checked BIOS, properities of adapters, check presence of third party programs and nothing is set wrong to do that. It started doing after Windows 10 update on December 2018. Is it something in registry?

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Wifi disconnects when ethernet plugs in

This is not helpful. I need Ethernet cable plugged in, so I can bridge the connection and "give" wi-fi to my other computer that doesn't have wifi

 

Wifi disconnects when ethernet plugs in

That is normal. WiFi is not needed if ethernet is plugged into the router and wifi does not share the ethernet connection. No ethernet cable is required on a wireless network with a wireless router. Wifi is accessed automatically by connecting to the router
by all computers and devices on the network. Disconnect the ethernet cable
from the computer and it should find the wifi. Other computers use the wifi without any help from the main computer. If you have a printer connected, make sure it is connected to the wifi router wirelessly or by cable connected to the router and not an
individual computer. Get more info about that and setting up a wireless network. Your wireless router maker's support site is a good place to start.

 

Wifi disconnects when ethernet plugs in

Hi all!

I share wifi from my desktop PC through the internet via the Bridge mode. It worked fine before, but after the update (PC haven't been update in a year) now wifi disconnects as soon as ethernet plugs in. My issue with that is if before I could just turn
on PC and it would automatically share WIFI connection over ethernet, now I need manually connect it to wireless network each time.

I have tried selecting "connect automatically" obviously, even tried re-creating the bridge. This didn't help. If anyone know how to fix this, please help!