How to Access Network Connections Window Using Run & CMD Command Prompt.

Access Network Connections Window Via Run Command. In addition to the graphical or GUI model to open a window on the Windows operating system can also use the run command or command prompt. by using the RUN or CMD command, the work becomes more efficient. Just a few steps, the requested window will open. Network connections window contains all network connections which consists of Local Area Connection, Wireless Connection, Bluetooth, and other connections. In this window, you can set up connections for all networks. Disable and enable to activate the installed adapter.

Generally, the Network connections window can be accessed from the following directions.

For Windows 7.

• Open Control Panel from Start
• Then, Open Network and Sharing Center.
• Now, Click or tap the Change adapter settings link on the left window of Control Panel.
• Then you will see a new window will open with a list of network connections.

For Windows XP.

• Open Control Panel from Start
• Then, Open Network Connections
• Then you will see a new window will open with a list of network connections.

For Windows 10.

• Open Control Panel from the Search bar
• Then, Open Network and Internet.
• Now, click the Network and Sharing Center.
• Click or tap the Change adapter settings link on the left window of Control Panel.
• Then you will see a new window will open with a list of network connections.

You can do all the methods above if you are familiar with using the running version of Windows OS, but if you are unsure of the current version of Windows, to open the Network connections window you can use the run command or command prompt.

Open Network Connections Window Using Run Command.

• Press Windows Logo Button + R button to launch the Run command.

  

  Network Connections window

• From the Run window, type the following command.

• ncpa.cpl

• Now, the Network Connections Window will open on your screen.

Open Network Connections Window From CMD.

If you are currently in the command prompt window, then you can immediately type the following command,

ncpa.cpl

• Type : ncpa.cpl 
• Then press enter.

Now the network connections window will open.

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