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why does windows prioritise my wireless connection over wired? that's stupid. windows is stupid. -- nm
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mafic
Mar 16 '15, 18:47
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The route command in DOS can be used to fix that -- nm
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Karl_S
Mar 16, 19:30
there must be something in settings, computer or network? it doesn't happen via my work wired/wireless. -- nm
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b.
Mar 16, 19:05
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this, which actually is focused on making wireless the priority, gives instructions on where to find the ranking. nm but: -- (link)
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b.
Mar 16, 19:10
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(sigh. no, b., that link actually shows how to make wired the priority.) -- nm
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b.
Mar 16, 19:16
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Lazy *and* dumb
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professor smartbrain
Mar 16, 19:30
(for me, the order must be beyond that, though, as wireless was at the top yet not connected. I'll just say corporate magic.) -- nm
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b.
Mar 16, 19:13
Macs do the same thing. You have to disable wifi to use wired -- nm
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padlet
Mar 16, 18:58
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