I recently upgraded to windows 10 and now I have an issue.
At work, our ethernet blocks some websites (mainly due to bandwidth limitations). I brought my personal mifi device in and when I connected to both, I unplugged the ethernet cable, reloaded the page, then plugged it back it, the website would work fine until I restarted the computer. Even if I took the mifi away and brought it back, it would still work. Now that Windows 10 upgraded, that no longer works. If I unplug the ethernet cable, the websites work fine. I've even disabled the windows firewall to see if that had anything to do with it, but it obviously didn't. I've also adjusted the metric for both adapters and now I can get partial content, but not images. I hate to go back to Windows 7 because I like Windows 10 so far, so I thought there must be a way to make it work the same way as Windows 7.
Any thoughts?
At work, our ethernet blocks some websites (mainly due to bandwidth limitations). I brought my personal mifi device in and when I connected to both, I unplugged the ethernet cable, reloaded the page, then plugged it back it, the website would work fine until I restarted the computer. Even if I took the mifi away and brought it back, it would still work. Now that Windows 10 upgraded, that no longer works. If I unplug the ethernet cable, the websites work fine. I've even disabled the windows firewall to see if that had anything to do with it, but it obviously didn't. I've also adjusted the metric for both adapters and now I can get partial content, but not images. I hate to go back to Windows 7 because I like Windows 10 so far, so I thought there must be a way to make it work the same way as Windows 7.
Any thoughts?
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