If the Small icons view is active, click on Network and Sharing Center: Either way, the Network Connections applet will show up.If the Category view is selected, click on View network status and tasks:.In the latest build of Windows 10 the fastest way to do it is to press Win+R key combination, type control and hit Enter: Open Network Connections from Control Panel Itself I would appreciate any assistance you can provide. It will bring you directly to Network Connections. Under Wireless and Internet settings, no wireless option appears - Click 'Show available networks' and only Ethernet appears - In the Network and Sharing Center, only the Ethernet option appears - Rolled back a Windows Update for Flash received Jan 9 - no change. Click on the Change adapter options link:.
Right-click the network icon in the Taskbar and select Open Network and Internet settings: Alternatively you can open the Settings app from Start menu, Action Center or by pressing Win+I key combination and click on the Network & Internet section:.Open the Network Connections Applet from Modern Settings App Select Windows PowerShell or Windows PowerShell (Admin):.Right-click the Windows 10 Start Button.Hit Enter or click OK to launch Command Line:.
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