How to Enable and Disable Network Connections

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Microsoft Windows allows you to enable and disable installed network connections. When a network connection suddenly stops functioning, disabling and re-enabling it can repair the problem. For enabling and disabling network connection follow the following steps:-

Go to start menu
In which select the control panel
On control panel click on Network connections
In which see the LAN or High-speed Internet where your network on LAN is listed
In LAN or High-speed Internet option select and right click which network you want to enable or disable
After that choose the enable (if network is disable) or disable (if network is enable)
Then your network is successfully enabled or disabled.