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In an Ethernet connection in use, if I delete the Category item in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionNetworkListProfiles key and I restart the system, when the user will attempt to connect to this Ethernet network, Windows will display the choice window of the network location type?

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How do I reset the parameters, related to the category of a network in use, saved by the NLA service so that Windows displays again the choice window of the network category when the user will have to reconnect to this network?

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If it’s the choice between public/private then, again, IMO you’ll need a function call to ADVAPI or perhaps use PowerShell (for example, see How to force a network type in Windows using PowerShell).

Hope this helps but, sorry, I personally can’t help further.

Using the Set-NetConnectionProfile, is also possible to remove the network category in use so that, when the user reconnects to this network, Windows again to display the choice of network category window?

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A curiosity: By using the netsh command or by editing the Windows registry, how do I cause to Windows the request of the choice of the network category when the user reconnects to the current Ethernet or Wireless network?

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So, what should I do to cause to Windows the request of the choice of the network profile when the user reconnects to a current Ethernet or Wireless network?

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Have I wasted my time typing out my Post #8 ?

No because if you knew tell me the item to change to ensure that Windows asks again the user the type of network profile when he reconnects to the network, I would be very interested.

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I use netsh (although I’ve never removed a wired profile, only wireless ones… and strongly suggest you export them first before deleting them).

Have a look at Delete a network connection in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.

Hope this helps…

With the netsh command, it is possible to reset only the parameter that indicates the type of network profile of an Ethernet or Wireless in use so that, at the next connection, Windows asks the user again which type of network profile he would like?

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I’m sorry but if I wanted to remove all the parameters of the current network profile on an Ethernet or wireless connection so that Windows will create a new network profile when I reboot the system, how should I do?

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This post shows how to remove old network adapters.
https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/954-how-to-remove-old-network-adapter-settings

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This is applied to XP.

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You would need to do some registry hacking, but I’m not sure what bits to hack.
Why do you want to do this?

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What is the procedure to do this?

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Then it’s likely your network stack is corrupt. Try this fix.
http://windowssecrets.com/forums/showthread//173508-no-network-connectivity-after-Win-10-updates?p=1036783&viewfull=1#post1036783

You could run wireshark to see if the NAS broadcast is reaching that computer. Disconnect all other machines before capturing the network data otherwise yo will be flooded with data.
https://www.wireshark.org

A re-build is the last alternative.

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I tried these commands

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netsh winsock reset catalog

netsh int ipv4 reset

netsh int ipv6 reset

and I restarted the computer but the problem still there.

Now, what do I do?

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The other computers see the NAS so it seems likely that you have a Windows firewall issue. Turn off the firewall temporarily to troubleshoot the issue.

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I have not installed any firewall/anti-virus on my computer and Windows firewall is off.

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Reboot the NAS as well.

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I tried to restart the computer and the NAS, but the computer does not yet see the NAS. Why?

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The simple fix for me has been to reboot all computers involved and then they all seem to find one another again. Not sure if it will work in your situation but it works for me.

I tried to restart the computer, but it does not yet see the NAS. Why?

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Yes, but you need an XML file for each product.
Product Key string.

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If I create an autounattend.xml file in the root directory of the media and insert this block

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      Never
   

I avoid displaying the input window of the product keys during the first phase of installation and therefore, the window, which lists the editions included in the install.wim file, is displayed immediately. Right?

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