Categories: Command prompt

Open network connections from command line

This post explains how to open network connections from Windows command prompt.

Steps to open network connections from command prompt

    • Open command prompt
    • Type in the command ncpa.cpl and press enter

We can as well configure network connectivity from CMD. See the post How to disable WiFi connection from command prompt for details.

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