what is your opinion about that? it seems like it might require routers and changing a lot more than enabling on my system. it seems to have drawbacks and vulnerabilities. I could enable it to test it, but I am not sure it will work. I wonder if there are any articles like perhaps on realtek adapters being disabled. The person who created the script in the links we posted said Microsoft treated the problems connecting in safe mode as a fad. it is noted that it simply did not automatically connect, yet people were able to connect, so it just prompts windows to connect automatically. Somebody noted that they still did not get any connections. Tempted to possibly temporarily enable the IPv6 thing. I am aware that most IP addresses are not as long.
Then the windows in-place upgrade and make a disc image. I don't know if it can cause complications and there is some underlying issue or something like that since other people have had this same situation, and something seems to disable certain adapters. IPv6 suggests in some links to use VPN, but VPN also doesn't work on my adapter. It disconnects me from the internet as well. I am wondering if I should also ask Microsoft again and mention the adapter gets disabled. They might mention the windows reinstallation again.
I never had so many complicated issues with old versions of Windows. There were blue screens. There were memory issues, and hard drive failures. Blue screens probably. Basically if there were some kind of viruses or malware, they seemed sometimes easier to solve. safe mode and with networking were not impossible to access. Some issues were not easy, but Windows 10 seems more complicated with hardware conflicts.
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