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RE: os.system("netsh interface set interface 'Wi-Fi' enabled") - aniyanetworks - Jan-17-2019
(Jan-17-2019, 07:00 PM)nilamo Wrote: What happens if you run it with admin privileges, as it suggests?The output is this without error and without doing anything. it doesn't do anything at all.
Output:Process finished with exit code 0RE: os.system("netsh interface set interface 'Wi-Fi' enabled") - nilamo - Jan-17-2019
Are you sure it didn't do anything? If it succeeds,
netsh doesn't have any output, and an exit code of zero means success. For me, when I ran that, there was no output, but my wifi adapter had been disabled.
RE: os.system("netsh interface set interface 'Wi-Fi' enabled") - aniyanetworks - Jan-18-2019
(Jan-17-2019, 10:31 PM)nilamo Wrote: Are you sure it didn't do anything? If it succeeds, netsh doesn't have any output, and an exit code of zero means success. For me, when I ran that, there was no output, but my wifi adapter had been disabled.IT is Working now. Thanks
import os
import subprocess
os.system("netsh interface show interface")
# It will enabled Wi-Fi Network
subprocess.call(['netsh', 'interface', 'set', 'interface', 'Wi-Fi', 'enabled'])Output:Admin State State Type Interface Name
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Disabled Disconnected Dedicated Wi-Fi
Disabled Disconnected Dedicated TPALAN
Process finished with exit code 0